Konami has confirmed that Castlevania: Belmont's Curse will arrive on Nintendo Switch this October and has released a new trailer revealing the game's English voice cast and additional gameplay footage.
The 2D exploration-focused action title is being developed in collaboration by Evil Empire and Motion Twin; Motion Twin is best known for Dead Cells.
The publisher also confirmed the Switch version will run at 30 frames per second.
In its announcement material and trailer, Konami introduced Abby Trott as the game's lead, Rose Belmont, and announced veteran actor Graham McTavish will portray Dracula.
The trailer focuses on the game's gothic environments, exploration mechanics, and large, intimidating boss encounters that are framed as key design highlights.
Rewritten summary of key statements from Konami's release: the new trailer presents Rose Belmont as the playable protagonist, positions Dracula as the principal antagonist voiced by Graham McTavish, and emphasizes atmospheric, exploration-driven 2D action punctuated by major boss battles.
Konami additionally specified a technical detail for the Nintendo Switch build, confirming a 30fps target for that platform.
Full English voice cast for Castlevania: Belmont's Curse (as listed by Konami):
- Abby Trott as Rose Belmont
- JB Blanc as Trevor Belmont
- Alejandra Reynoso as Sypha Belnades
- Graham McTavish as Dracula
- Ray Chase as The Fallen
- Erica Lindbeck as Joan of Arc
- Melique Berger as Medusa
- Liam O'Brien as Isaac
- Dawn M.
Bennett as Carmilla
- Aaron LaPlante as Death
Development context and platform notes: Castlevania: Belmont's Curse is being developed by Evil Empire in partnership with Motion Twin.
Motion Twin previously achieved critical and commercial recognition with Dead Cells.
Konami's announcement concentrates on narrative casting and visual design, while providing a confirmed technical baseline for the current-generation Nintendo Switch release (30fps).
There has been no official confirmation from Konami about a native Nintendo Switch 2 version or any upgrade path for that hardware as of the trailer release.
Fans tracking release announcements can follow Konami's official channels for further details.
The October release window for the Nintendo Switch edition sets expectations for the immediate availability timeframe; Konami will provide platform-specific release details and storefront information ahead of launch.
The 2D exploration-focused action title is being developed in collaboration by Evil Empire and Motion Twin; Motion Twin is best known for Dead Cells.
The publisher also confirmed the Switch version will run at 30 frames per second.
In its announcement material and trailer, Konami introduced Abby Trott as the game's lead, Rose Belmont, and announced veteran actor Graham McTavish will portray Dracula.
The trailer focuses on the game's gothic environments, exploration mechanics, and large, intimidating boss encounters that are framed as key design highlights.
Rewritten summary of key statements from Konami's release: the new trailer presents Rose Belmont as the playable protagonist, positions Dracula as the principal antagonist voiced by Graham McTavish, and emphasizes atmospheric, exploration-driven 2D action punctuated by major boss battles.
Konami additionally specified a technical detail for the Nintendo Switch build, confirming a 30fps target for that platform.
Full English voice cast for Castlevania: Belmont's Curse (as listed by Konami):
- Abby Trott as Rose Belmont
- JB Blanc as Trevor Belmont
- Alejandra Reynoso as Sypha Belnades
- Graham McTavish as Dracula
- Ray Chase as The Fallen
- Erica Lindbeck as Joan of Arc
- Melique Berger as Medusa
- Liam O'Brien as Isaac
- Dawn M.
Bennett as Carmilla
- Aaron LaPlante as Death
Development context and platform notes: Castlevania: Belmont's Curse is being developed by Evil Empire in partnership with Motion Twin.
Motion Twin previously achieved critical and commercial recognition with Dead Cells.
Konami's announcement concentrates on narrative casting and visual design, while providing a confirmed technical baseline for the current-generation Nintendo Switch release (30fps).
There has been no official confirmation from Konami about a native Nintendo Switch 2 version or any upgrade path for that hardware as of the trailer release.
Fans tracking release announcements can follow Konami's official channels for further details.
The October release window for the Nintendo Switch edition sets expectations for the immediate availability timeframe; Konami will provide platform-specific release details and storefront information ahead of launch.
