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I've started the new Castlevania game, Belmont's Curse and I love it already, the artstyle is great, the characters are cool, Medusa if fucking pretty please marry me, the combat feels good, every weapon type feels very unique. My only complaint is that there are these doors you can enter to take you to a subarea of the area you are and later in the game, in the area after the Catacombs (not spoiling it) get very confusing, yesterday I was able to progress through a bunch of these doors and it felt like I was going all over the place on the map, made me super confused.
And quoting my comment from the trans mega: I'm also near the end of Symphony of the Night, I'm at 192% map completion right now, really enjoying the game, I can see why so many people love it, but I also think there's a lot of nostalgia for it, there's some stuff that is definitely bad on this game, like teleporting, the whole UI and HUD, inventory management, consumable use and the map could definitely be a lot better (both the layout and it could have more info) since some places rather suck to backtrack.