Castlevania: Symphony of the Night
(Konami)Credit where credit is due, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night is responsible for putting the “vania” in “metroidvania”—it’s that iconic. This is the story of Alucard, the fabulously stylish son of Count Dracula himself. When it comes to vampires, the apple really does fall far from the tree—Alucard is half human, impervious to sunlight, and raring to stick a stake in his dad’s heart. Often hailed as the greatest installment in the Castlevania series, Symphony of the Night is responsible for codifying many of the metroidvania genre’s defining traits. The puzzle-platforming, the RPG-like weapons system, the narrative complexity—it’s all there. Despite having hit the shelves in 1997, the game more than just holds up. Like Alucard himself, it hasn’t aged a day.
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