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Castlevania: Belmont's Curse unveils its 'Bloody Tears' trailer

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Konami unveils the "Bloody Tears" trailer for Castlevania: Belmont's Curse, featuring Trevor Belmont and his daughter Rose hunting creatures escaping from a gothic castle overlooking Paris in flames. The game will release on October 15th on PS5, Xbox Series, Switch and PC, with a narrative promising a far larger conspiracy than classic episodes.

Konami has dropped a new trailer for Castlevania: Belmont's Curse, dubbed "Bloody Tears" after the series' iconic track. Paris is burning, creatures swarm through the alleyways, and the franchise's signature gothic atmosphere is back in full force.

The video features Trevor Belmont, already a victor over Dracula, who takes up the sacred Vampire Killer whip once again alongside his daughter Rose Belmont. We see the two characters hunting down monsters that seem to literally bleed from the castle looming over the capital, a striking visual that justifies the trailer's title. The father-daughter duo suggests a two-character combat system, or at least a narrative that alternates perspectives between the two Belmonts. Rose appears to be caught up in a wider conspiracy beyond simple monster hunting, hinting at a denser plot than the classic entries.

Developed by Evil Empire and Motion Twin, the game is expected on October 15th on PC (Steam, Microsoft Store), PS5, Nintendo Switch and Xbox Series X/S - the full details on the release date can be found in our dedicated article.

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Key takeaways

  • Trevor and Rose Belmont form a father-daughter duo armed with the sacred Vampire Killer whip to fight monsters.
  • The action takes place in medieval Paris in 1499, engulfed in flames and besieged by supernatural creatures.
  • Rose Belmont becomes entangled in a conspiracy far deeper than simple monster hunting, hinting at a dense narrative storyline.
  • The trailer's title "Bloody Tears" references the franchise's iconic track, reinforcing Castlevania's gothic identity.
  • Developed by Evil Empire and Motion Twin, the game arrives on October 15th across four major platforms.

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