It also offers a lot more in terms of content too this game has a total of eight stages (as opposed to 6), around 50 different types of enemies (including nearly 20 different bosses), four alternative endings, 15 different unlockables and eight different screen modes. When you die it’s almost always your fault, can almost always be fixed with another try, and genuine progression is possible with every play. But the big difference here – and this is a big but – is that that Maldita Castlilla EX isn’t unfair. It’s no easier mind just like the original Capcom arcade game that inspired it, Maldita Castilla is brutally difficult. I got straight to the point with my review of Cast of the Seven Godsends, so I think I will do the very same thing here: Maldita Castilla EX is very much the better game. So let’s see if Abylight Studios’ game can get right what its rival got wrong and bring the true retro arcade experience home – without the need to throw your controller at the wall. In that review I mentioned that there was also another game along very similar lines, inspired by the very same arcade machine: Maldita Castilla EX. Like Cast of the Seven Godsends, this title also originated on the PC, where it debuted to great acclaim. Just recently I reviewed Cast of the Seven Godsends, a new retro-styled game that is heavily inspired by Capcom’s classic Ghosts ‘n Goblins.
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