Castlevania Dawn of Sorrow DS Game

It's a Wonderful game.

It was right on time...worth the money, thanks

It’s a great game!! It works perfectly well I haven’t had any problems with it definitely recommend!!!

The Nintendo DS sequel to the GBA Aria of Sorrow, AMAZING game, great cover art, a must-have for your handheld collection! As always Lukie Games provides the best shopping experience of any game retailer online or brick-and-mortar. Lukie is the BEST!!!

Like order of ecclesia I had been searching high and low for this game and to finally have it is extremely satisfying! amazing music, gameplay and overall game! 10/10

Awesome game, the best of the three on Nintendo DS by my opinion. As Soma Cruz, who can control the power of souls defeated, you must fight against a Cult who want to revive Dracula.

As a fan of old 2D Castlevanias, and even more since Symphony of the Night. This game is really great. This is a must buy if you're a Castlevania fan or not.

Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow is the sequel to the Game Boy Advance predecessor, Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow. You're put into the role of Soma Cruz, who isn't happy when a cult decides to try to revive Dracula. So going to the castle, it is up to Soma to get rid of the nuisance and make sure the world is all hunky dory again. Story: (3.5/5) Unlike its predecessor, there's enough to stir the pot, but not enough to add flavor. The objective is made clear: To destroy the cult that wishes to revive Dracula. Not much to it! Graphics: (5/5) The graphics are impressive and detailed on the Nintendo DS. Animations are complete, nothing choppy whatsoever. Environments are made exactly like they should be. Detailed and vibrant enough to suck the player in to set the mood of where Soma is at in the castle. Sound:(5/5) Can't only have graphics set the mood. If the audio doesn't go with it, then you have nothing. The audio is crisp, very mood setting, and excellent for the game. Controls: Wonderfully done as well. They are mapped perfectly for the player's ease of access. The touch screen is mostly used for boss battles, and it is the perfect mix thereof. So for those who doesn't want to use a touch screen too much, you'll love this. Gameplay: (5/5) If you've played a castlevania since Symphony of the Night, you know the drill on this. If not, it is an action/adventure game with role play elements, such as Hit Points, Defense, and equipping different armors and weapons. One difference though. This game brings in the "soul" system. There are three sets of souls that Soma can equip to further progress himself further inside the castle. You obtain these Souls by defeating enemies. The increased quantity of the soul, the more powerful Soma can use it. Overall:(4.8/5) This is a solid title, you can look for 15-25 hours of gameplay into this game. There are plenty of different modes and such to play as, so it'll take your time, and hopefully you'll survive!