Castlevania: The Lecarde Chronicles 2

Thanks Mike!

I'm Jeffrey, the composer for the game. Mig Perez is the creator, programmer, and artist of the game.

The clip Mike posted here shows some of the voice acting in Castlevania The Lecarde Chronicles 2!

As he said, LC2 features a cameo from Alucard voiced by none other than Robert Belgrade from symphony of the night.

Follow Mig on YouTube for updates! Another extended clip of the game can be found there.

according to the game developer : the voice actor of Alucard is going to be Robert Belgrade and he sound exactly as we know him in SOTN!

Mig have announced that on a different fan site.. exciting news! can't wait to hear his voice again

New trailer! Hear Robert Belgrade as Alucard once again!

Hello heroes of the night!

Castlevania The Lecarde Chronicles 2 will be out soon!

We will have lots of news and updates coming up.

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Thank you!

This will be my second game working with Mig. But we plan to continue working together on another game after this.

Mig Perez is the games creator and I am the music composer and in charge of voice acting.

I can't share any specs with you at this time, but the game will be out the end of this month!

Get ready for a big adventure vampire killers!

Castlevania The Lecarde Chronicles 2 will be out tomorrow afternoon!

We invite you to have a listen to some music from the game!

Is anyone else playing this right now? I am and I think that it's the best Castlevania Fangame ever made!
It combines some of the best ideas from Classicvania with the newer Metroidvania approach. It totally nails the atmosphere too - better than a lot of the "real" Castlevanias! I love the music, the graphics mostly look nice, many places are genuinely scary and you never know what to expect with this game. There are some design choices that someone like Iga would probably never had made (looking at you, Death Wall) but somehow I find them intriguing. Stuff like that always keeps you at the edge of your seat - every next unknown room could kill you. Sometimes it can also feel a bit unfair though so I'm not entirely sure how to feel about all of these. The day and night cycles are a nice touch too and bring back Simon's Quest vibes in a positive way. I just think that a day/night passes too quickly.
The game is also hard as balls. It's difficult in the beginning and stays consistently hard. I end up dying a lot but I usually feel compelled to try again and I'll get there eventually. You can't circumvent this by grinding either as there is no leveling. That way Mig keeps very tight control over the difficulty of each area. You can only make it easier if you buy / find weapons or potions but even those are expensive, scarce and harshly limited. In the end this means that you'll just have to develop strategies and skills to beat that next boss or tricky plattforming section.
I'd highly recommend this to anyone who loves Castlevania and is up for a real challenge.

By the way: Has anyone found the solution to the number riddle in the first mansion? I'd love to know that one, haha.

I am quite impressed with the game, actually.



Sure, it has some oddities by it being a largely one-man project - I have seen some balance issues with certain enemies and their attacks, or questionable/bad animations - but these are largely forgiven knowing this was a hobbyist project; no money can ever be made from this, and this was done from the beginning as something fun.



My core issues is at times, it has a lack of direction, especially as a Metroidvania. Usually Castlevania games in this formula have clearly memorable spots where your abilities get put to use, and while that is somewhat true here, a good deal of the game has more of a Dark Souls design in that you get items that seem cryptic. There are a few parts in the game where you are expected to do or solve something and the game doesn't make this truly clear, and this includes obtaining items. One place I was stuck in didn't make it clear what I needed until I asked someone, then I got it. I promise many people will fall into this blunder with this specific case.






As for the first Mansion, read the text in the number room and consider math with the dates it asks of you.

Man that's unfortunate. Have you tried remapping the controls for map/menu to other keys?