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Castlevania: Symphony of the Night Walkthrough

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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Castlevania: Symphony of the Night is a classic game that has stood the test of time. Originally released in 1997 for the PlayStation, it remains a fan favorite to this day. The game’s open-world design, non-linear gameplay, and dramatic storyline set it apart from other games in the Castlevania series.

Fans of Symphony of the Night may need a walkthrough to help them navigate its sprawling castle and find all of its secrets. This article will provide a comprehensive guide to help players complete the game.

1. Enter the castle

The game begins with a prologue level that introduces players to the game’s protagonist, Alucard. After the prologue, players must enter Dracula’s castle through the main entrance. This can be done by navigating through the long hallway that leads to the castle’s main gate.

2. Explore the castle

Once inside the castle, players will find themselves in the entrance hall. From here, they can explore the castle in any direction they choose. There are several areas of the castle that are only accessible once the player has acquired certain items or abilities.

3. Acquire the Mist form

One of the first items players should attempt to acquire is the Mist form. This allows the player to transform into a cloud of mist, which can be used to pass through solid objects. To acquire the Mist form, players must defeat the boss of the Catacombs area of the castle.

4. Find the Gravity Boots

Another item players should look for early on is the Gravity Boots. These allow the player to perform a double-jump, which can be used to access higher areas of the castle. The Gravity Boots are located in the Royal Chapel area of the castle.

5. Defeat the four vampire lords

In order to progress further into the castle, players must defeat four vampire lords: Richter Belmont, the Dark Priest Shaft, the Succubus, and Dracula. Each of these bosses has their own unique fighting style and can be challenging to defeat.

6. Unlock the Inverted Castle

Once the player has defeated Dracula, the game shifts into its second half. The castle is turned upside-down and the player must traverse it in the opposite direction. This portion of the game is known as the Inverted Castle.

7. Defeat the Castle Keep bosses

As the player climbs through the Inverted Castle, they will encounter boss battles with two demon lords: Galamoth and the fake Dracula. These battles can be challenging, and the player will need to make use of all of their abilities and items to emerge victorious.

8. Find the Holy Glasses

The final item players must locate is the Holy Glasses. These allow the player to see the true form of Dracula, which is necessary to defeat him once and for all. The Holy Glasses can be found in the Inverted Castle’s Library area.

9. Battle Dracula

Once the player has acquired the Holy Glasses, they can finally confront Dracula in his true form. This is a difficult battle that requires skill, timing, and a well-coordinated attack strategy. With persistence and determination, players can emerge victorious and complete the game.

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night remains a beloved classic for a reason. Its open-world design, non-linear gameplay, and exciting storyline make it a game that is still fun to play today. By following this walkthrough and acquiring all of the game’s items and abilities, players can experience everything this classic game has to offer.

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