CastlevaniaSymphony
of the Night.
Play the original PlayStation adventure, or explore the editable Java reconstruction, original artwork, music and film gathered from one preserved disc.
Original game · PlayStation emulation / Java rebuild · unfinished

Beyond the playtest.
Explore the images and sounds behind the game. Each entry keeps its source filename and recovery details.

Artwork & sprites
Recovered images, atlases and texture sheets
Open the gallery ↗The music room
Recovered recordings from the disc
Listen to the archive ↗Sounds of the castle
Sound-bank samples and original source details
Browse sound effects ↗The moving picture
Recovered movie clips with browser playback
View the film collection ↗Return to the
original castle.
The supplied USA PlayStation disc runs in a separate browser emulator with its original graphics, sound, story and combat. The preview includes a separate Card 1, with raw memory-card backups and imports. Browser boot and an in-game save followed by reload still need verification.
Save at the original game’s save rooms. Keep a downloaded card backup before clearing browser data or changing devices. This card is separate from the Java rebuild’s eight checkpoint slots.
Launch the original game ↗A castle taking
shape again.
The current build restores selected movement, Castle Entrance room navigation, bats and zombies, candles and rewards, and nine basic subweapon attack cores. The latest original-data port adds Agunea’s initial player flash.
Save your reconstruction progress in eight browser slots, with downloadable card backups and imports. These cards store the Java build’s checkpoint data; original PlayStation memory-card files are a different format.
The complete campaign, original player and battle systems, inventory, audio integration and remaining stages are still being rebuilt. The separate music and movie players let you explore recovered media now.
Read the detailed status →Keep the source.
Show the work.
Every published update gets dated development notes tied to the tested build. The first website release also records earlier local milestones as retrospective notes.
An archive you can study.
Keep the original files, editable Java source, offline build tools and verification evidence together.
This frozen 0.19 package retains the earlier local build. Website save cards, expanded media recovery and website release notes are maintained separately here.