The HD remaster of Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate for the 3DS. This version has better graphics, a higher framerate, lip syncing for cutscenes, adds a boss rush mode, changes the hardcore mode and removes quick-time events for boss finishers,
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Dear Konami: Please release Symphony of the Night on Steam.
Mirror of Fate is the second of three entries in the Lords of Shadow alternate universe of the long established Castlevania franchise. Even while being a handheld port it performs extremely well in both gameplay, mechanics as well as very responsive controls and it is able to scale up to 4k without looking too shabby. The game is divided into three different arcs, each ark having another main protagonist of the Belmont family with intersecting story segments and a story told in snips and bits which are going backwards in time like the movie Memento, which is a very nice and interesting tale-telling-mechanic. As for the gameplay, Mirror of Fate features easy to learn and hard to master controls, a good dozen bossfights, interesting enemy design, great art design, a good soundtrack and a reasonably ok storyline. The game is a tie-in between Lords of Shadow 1 and Lords of Shadow 2 and shi
As a big fan of Castlevania since Rondo of Blood, I was stoked that Konami is porting over Castlevania games to Steam, even though they aren't the stellar IGA-vanias like Order of Ecclesia and Symphony of the Night, but my fingers are crossed. Hopefully Konami shall at least grace Steam with Harmony of Despair if the sales do well. Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate is a great blend of the classic Castlevania mixed with the later Metroidvania exploration, all wrapped in a solid combat system. The Pros: - Great atmosphere -Great art and music -Combat is fluid and rewarding -The pacing is pretty good. -Character designs and animations are pretty damn awesome. -Doesn't have all the QTE's breaking up combat. There are a few, but not as many as on the DS version. -Alucard with a whip, need I say more? The Cons: -Sometimes suffers brief slowdowns when entering a new area, even with a top-notc
In Short - This is actually a pretty good game once it gets going, but it's design is at odds with itself and its bad opening make it impossible to recommend to all but the most hardcore Castlevania fans, and maybe game design students who are looking for an example of how devs can fail to mix genres well. At Length - Steam only allows positive or negative recommendations, but this is one where I'd say it's a "Conditional No." The primary condition for changing that "No" to a "Yes" is the following: 1) You're a HUGE Castlevania fan generally and you like the first Lords of Shadow specifically. 2) You have the patience to sit through a game that starts terribly but gets a lot better as it goes. 3) You don't mind giving Konami money despite all their BS. Because this game has some BIG issues. The primary one is that it has two different design ethos' and they're extremely at odds with e
Enjoyed with a caveat. I never finished MOF. The game is sub-divided into three episodes where you play a different protagonist. My issue is the episodes are not presented in chronological order. The third episode chronologically is the first. You know the story and the ending and having been presented with such you are likely not to care about finishing episode three. YMMV. Mirror of Fate is the bridge between the two Lord of Shadows installments. Lord of Shadows was epic. Castlevania purists have derided the title though there is no denying the epic nature of the title and the well spun story though the rushed dlc was certainly controversial even by the publishers standards. MOF is a 2D action combat metroidvania adventure and in its own clothes the title succeeds. The combat is satisfying, the story bridges the two LOS games well. The mechanics are precise, well-developed and suppor
Being a long time fan of Castlevania since the late '90's, I was eager to pick up Mirror of Fate HD due to its classic side scrolling gameplay which reminded me of Symphony of the Night. Whether you are a new or old player, this game is nothing short of a blast! The story is intriuging, the combat fun, and the graphics are brilliant (for being a 3DS Port)! I enjoyed how the gameplay consisted mostly of exploration and the very layed back atmosphere made it more enjoyable than stressful and overly intense. This game in particular gives great nods to the past with certain key rooms and areas that remind me of the older games: something I really appreciated. Although Castlevania has had a facelift, the series is still thriving! No matter who plays Mirror of Fate, I assure you that this title is an instant classic to be enjoyed for years to come!
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