Rest in Pieces

I want to save this rat, but it's physically heavy and has a lot of centrifugal force. Also, when it's moving straight, it doesn't sway much sideways, and its form is pretty round, so I often can't quite dodge it. I've decided to just think of it as a fat rat. Of all places, the Medusa stage has rocks flying constantly, so a chubby rat is basically impossible to avoid. Plus, the snakes feint at you head-on, and before you know it, you bump into them. It happens with people too, but what's with that uncomfortable feeling from those movements? For now, I'll just have to tell the rat to work hard on its diet.

It was written in Latin as 'Requiescat in Fragmina' (meaning 'Rest in Pieces'). Count Dracula originates from Romania, and Romanian has Latin roots, so maybe that's why they went for such intricate details. Amazing! Your playable character is Father Lugosi. Bela Lugosi starred in the American film 'Dracula,' so it seems like the name was likely inspired by him. Count Dracula and Father Lugosi are essentially the same person, so they annihilate each other... but this is a game about saving souls...... Since Count Dracula's model is Vlad the Impaler, if the remains on the stage are a metaphor for his brutality, it makes a bit of sense. Oh, and there are scattered coffins and bats too. What an incredible game...

I love the cool design of Medusa in this game. Her snake eyes secretly glow too. She fires beams from her eyes and mouth each turn. So blinding! (＞.＜)