One franchise I love is Castlevania, so let's rank our five favorite Castlevania games. Everyone, this is Digital Shark, could you if you knew the channel? Click that subscribe button, and if you liked the video, hit the like button. It really means a lot. Alright, let's do this here. We go number five, Castlevania Lords of Shadow. This came out on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 way back in 2010. Lords of Shadow is a 3D action adventure game that features a new interpretation of the Castlevania universe. The game features a dark and atmospheric storyline, memorable characters, and challenging combat. Number four, Castlevania 3, Dracula's Curse originally for the NES. In 1990, Dracula's Curse is a classic 2D size-scrolling action game that introduced multiple playable characters and branching paths. It also features a memorable soundtrack and challenging, yes, challenging gameplay. And number three, Castlevania, Aria of Sorrow, released for the Game Boy Advance in 2003. Aria of Sorrow is another Metroidvania-style game that features a unique soul-collecting mechanic. The game also introduced the character of Sommakruz, who has since become a fan, favorite, two Castlevania, Rondo of Blood, originally released for the TurboGraphics CD in 1993, and later made from PSP. Rondo of Blood is a classic 2D side-scrolling action game that features multiple paths and endings. It also introduced the character of Richter Belmont, who would go on to become one of the series most popular characters. And number one, Castlevania, I'm so sorry for the original Castlevania, the game that I play the most, but you're not going to make my list because you're just, you know, in the style you can't win all the time. Number one, Castlevania Symphony of the Night, released for PlayStation in 1997, Symphony of the Night is widely regarded as one of the greatest games of all time. It introduced the Metroidvania-style of gameplay, which features non-linear exploration and RPG elements. The game also features a massive castle to explore a wide variety of enemies and bosses and and and and a deep storyline. Back with video games, we're just starting to figure out the whole story stuff. Those are my top 5 Castlevania games. Let me know what yours are in the comments below. I love them all. I love playing them all, but I want to hear what you guys have to say. Let me know and until next time, maybe the Master of Your Own Universe.