Castlevania: Lament of Innocence
Game » consists of 4 releases. Released Oct 21, 2003
The origins of Dracula and the Belmont clan are revealed for the first time in this 3-D action title of Castlevania for the PlayStation 2.
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5 (1) 4 (0) 3 (3) 2 (0) 1 (0) 3.5 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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Four years after the series' 3D jump and just as underwhelming 0
Lament of Innocence has some things going for it. It’s got solid combat and a decent combo system, for instance. Some of the bosses are challenging and fun to fight. Using items in real-time is kind of cool. It’s got a lively soundtrack. The scenery is appropriately gothic. Ultimately though, Lament of Innocence is a watered down Castlevania experience that can be breezed through without much opposition.Set before the events of every Castlevania, Lament of Innocence is an origin stor...
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A mix of old and new Castevania that kinda just ends with it being very mediocre 0
While the layout may be simple the visual flair is still quite nice. They spent some time making these different environments. Yes, the best way to experience the PS2 era is to play them in the reverse order. Well maybe not. I’ve already posted a review of Curse Of Darkness and thanks to Konami putting this on the PS2 Classics a while ago I bought this recently. If we were going by the official timeline this would be the first in the series, so let's see what the setup is.Leon Belmont is ...
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Castlevania: LoI is the first worthy 3D Castlevania. 0
I don't know about this one. The lack of depth to the storyline was a little weak, the gameplay seemed kinda dumbed down. The game was way to easy, the graphics seemed dated. The game was just really short and the levels were really small. Outside of all of that, it was a fun game while it lasted, and if you're looking for an quick 'in and out' experience, then check this out. ----------Battle System---------- Castlevania: Lament of Innocence is an Action / RPG / Platformer hybrid. Leon doesn'...
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THIS IS A MASTERPIECE. 0
Truly the best part of Castlevania for me. Probably what I fell most in love with was the incredible soundtrack and the interesting bosses. The music in this game is noticeably better than in Curse of Darkness, and I could listen to it forever. Bosses such as Succubus, Joachim Armster and The Forgotten One just incredibly interesting to me, and you empathize with each of them in your own way, you understand their fate, and they don't become so bad to you after that. 10/10...
1 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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