Play Castlevania - White Night Concerto (J)(Eurasia) Online

Whip through a sprawling gothic castle as Juste Belmont, mixing spellbooks with sub-weapons to roast skeletons with flaming crosses or freeze zombies mid-leap—while your sketchy friend Maxim lurks in the shadows. That soundtrack? Love it or hate it, but Dracula’s theme goes stupid hard.

Developer: Konami

Genre: Action-Adventure

Released: 2002

File size: 4.96 KB

Game Overview

Castlevania: White Night Concerto (or Harmony of Dissonance, depending on where you are) is one of those GBA gems that feels like Symphony of the Night’s scrappy little sibling. You play as Juste Belmont—Simon’s grandson—whip in hand, exploring a castle that’s somehow even more gothic and maze-like than usual. The twist? Your buddy Maxim tags along, but he’s acting… off. Like, "maybe shouldn’t have brought him into Dracula’s cursed castle" off.

The magic system’s neat—you collect spellbooks and combine them with sub-weapons for different effects. Took me forever to realize fire whip + ice dagger was a thing, but when it clicks, combat gets way more fun. Also, the soundtrack’s divisive (some tracks sound like a Game Boy having a meltdown), but the chiptune boss themes slap harder than Juste’s whip.

Fair warning: the castle layout’s confusing as hell at first. You’ll backtrack a lot, but stumbling into a new area packed with floating armor and vampire bats never gets old.