The symphony isn’t over just yet

After a newBloodstainedtitle wasseemingly referenced in a financial report, 505 Games and Artplay have confirmed that a sequel is indeed on the way. It doesn’t seem like it’s arriving anytime soon, however.

A tweet from theBloodstainedaccountconfirmed that, regarding recent reports, 505 Games and Artplay are in “very early planning stages” for aBloodstainedsequel. Right now though, development resources on focused on completing upcoming content forBloodstained: Ritual of the Night. “We have a lot planned for you,” the statement concludes.

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Regarding recent reports,@505_Gamesand@ArtplayENare in very early planning stages for a#Bloodstainedsequel. However, current development resources are focused on completing Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night’s upcoming content. We have a lot planned for you.pic.twitter.com/yPV0n31gBX

— Bloodstained: RotN (@SwordOrWhip)August 05, 2025

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While there’s been a steady rollout ofadditional modes and contentforBloodstained: Ritual of the Nightand most of it is has been pretty alright, I would definitely still be down for a sequel as well. (Full disclosure: I backed the firstBloodstainedKickstarter.) Honestly, theCurse of the Moonside games that have come out over the years have already been a really great way to explore that world and also get some old-schoolCastlevaniagameplay in my life.

Seems like 505 Games and Artplay are setting some expectations here, though. This is at least good news forBloodstainedfans who want the series to continue on, as well asCastlevaniafans eager to see its legacy endure.

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