...which isn't necessarily a bad thing, aside from the fact it feels uninspired and kinda pointless when there's already like 30 Castlevania games. But the execution here is rather poor pretty much across the board: animations, controls, physics, level design. You don't have a mini-map, and pulling up the fullscreen one or the start menu takes like 3 seconds and the screen flickers with a white rectangle, making it feel like the game is about to crash. The graphics and music are rather decent for an indie game, but again, not really creating a good competition to all the actual Castlevania titles.

I get that this is an indie title, so I'm cutting it some slack, and, for what it's worth, it's an overall okay experience, but I really see no point in playing it, unless this is the only game you have. I would probably enjoy something like this in pre-internet days, but not now.