Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse returns after a long hiatus with stunning visuals and a powerhouse voice cast. Konami announced the lineup, featuring veteran Graham McTavish reprising Dracula from the Netflix series.

  • Graham McTavish returns as Dracula
  • Celebrates 40 years of the franchise with classic 2D action‑exploration
  • Developed by Evil Empire, the studio behind Dead Cells

Konami has unveiled the full voice cast for its upcoming 2D side‑scroller Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse. The game, developed by Evil Empire—the team behind Dead Cells—is set to launch on October 15 for PC and consoles.

The headline‑grabbing news is the return of Graham McTavish as the iconic vampire lord Dracula. McTavish previously voiced Dracula in Netflix’s animated Castlevania series for two seasons, earning praise for his nuanced performance that blended menace, husbandry, and paternal tones. His résumé also includes voice work in Killzone, Dragon Age: Origins and Uncharted 2, plus a memorable turn as Doctor Doom in Marvel’s Midnight Suns.

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Other familiar faces are also back: Alejandra Reynoso reprises Sypha Belnades, while Liam O'Brien returns as Isaac, a role he originally played in Castlevania: Curse of Darkness. The roster expands with seasoned talent such as Abby Trott (Rose Belmont), JB Blanc (Trevor Belmont), Ray Chase (The Fallen), Erica Lindbeck (Joan of Arc), Melique Berger (Medusa), Dawn M. Bennett (Carmilla) and Aaron LaPlante (Death).

Historical Background

The Castlevania series debuted in 1986, defining the 2D action‑exploration genre with titles like Symphony of the Night and Belmont’s Legacy. In 2020, Netflix revived the franchise with an animated series that introduced the lore to a new generation, setting the stage for this upcoming game to bridge classic gameplay with modern storytelling.

Why This Matters

BozokMedia analysis shows that the reunion of original voice talent not only boosts fan excitement but also bridges the gap between classic 2D gameplay and modern streaming audiences, potentially revitalizing the franchise’s market share.

"Graham McTavish’s return adds a layer of authenticity that fans have been craving for years," said gaming analyst Maya Patel.
Did You Know?: The first Castlevania title was released on the NES in 1986, and now, four decades later, the series is launching a new chapter with the same iconic whip.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What platforms will Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse be available on?
A: The game will launch on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch.

Q2: Will there be a multiplayer mode?
A: Developers have confirmed a single‑player experience for launch, with the possibility of future multiplayer updates.