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Finally, the graphics are lovely for a 2D platformer. The camera zooms in and out to follow the action, like when you’re punching your way out of a rat or viewing the whole level before having to work out the puzzle. The voices are as campy and awful as the villains, but this may be considered a good thing. Castlevania: Mirror of Fate is stupid in a good way and robust enough to be an enjoyable challenge. While the boss battles go on a bit too long and the plot is bonkers, it’s a good use of a platforming style often forgotten.