Game
Curse Engine
11 years ago

About This Project


As it currently stands, it is a fangame. However, as the engine progresses and I acquire a spriter and composer, it will blossom into a full indie game.

Nothing was reverse engineered from Castlevania Symphony of the Night.

The process involves me picking up my PSPgo and playing my PSN copy of SotN. As I play, I make mental notes of how I would code what Alucard does in SotN. From there, I get to work right away.

I don’t plan how to tackle each thing I want to code, I just code it. Most of what you see in the project is time consuming sprite work to set origins and optimization. The coding is probably 1/3rd of what I am spending my time on right now.

Anyway, just wanted to give you guys some insight!

Keep your eyes open for a playable release!

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