Unlike the first Game Boy entry, this follow-up utilizes sub-weapons by way of holy water and axes, adding a bit of depth and more of that Castlevania feel. While just a handful of stages exist ...

It may have help inspire an entire genre, but there are other fantastic vampire games out there that aren't Castlevania ... crucifixes, and holy water do not work. Trading Bela Lugosi for another ...

There are no official confirmations as yet. For a guaranteed Castlevania fix, the aforementioned Dead Cells: Return to Castlevania DLC is your best bet.

Fans of Castlevania have reason to be excited, as rumors are spreading that a new game could be announced in 2025. The beloved series, known for its gothic visuals, iconic soundtracks, and ...

Not many games can say that they spawned a whole new genre, and these titles are a testament to Castlevania's influence on the industry. It's no surprise, then, that some have sought action ...

Editor's note: The below contains spoilers for Castlevania: Nocturne Season 2.The Castlevania franchise might revolve around the Belmont family's exploits throughout the generations, but Netflix's ...

On the basis of age-old custom, water is one of the signs that the Church often uses in blessing the faithful. Holy water reminds the faithful of Christ, who is given to us as the supreme divine ...

Castlevania: Nocturne returned with a second season that far surpasses its predecessor. The show follows Richter Belmont (Edward Bluemel), the strongest member of a long line of vampire hunters ...

It was fitted with the Triveni Sangam water-carrying test tube at the centre and shells from Prayagraj at the sides. Many people are bringing home holy water and sand from Triveni Sangam ...

It's unclear if Nocturne Season 2, which aired in January on Netflix, will receive a physical release, but considering all of the other seasons of Castlevania have, it seems likely. Castlevania ...

That’s all fine and good, but coming after the excellent first Castlevania show in which we got the manly Trevor Belmont, I wasn’t really vibing with this younger (and greener) protagonist.

Bill Sullivan receives funding from the National Institutes of Health. Water that comes straight from natural sources, dubbed “raw water,” is gaining popularity. Raw water advocates reject ...