Okay, so imagine the original Castlevania Legends on Game Boy—but someone hit fast-forward. That’s basically this hack. The moment you start, you’ll notice Sonia Belmont moves like she chugged three energy drinks, whipping through skeletons and bats at double speed. It’s chaotic in the best way.

Dracula’s castle feels way more intense when you’re dodging projectiles and leaping over pits at this pace. Some of the platforming gets brutal—miss a jump, and you’re toast—but nailing a flawless run through a hallway of Medusa heads is stupidly satisfying. The music’s still that classic chiptune gothic vibe, just… sped up to match.

If you’ve played the original, this turns it into a whole new challenge. If you haven’t? Buckle up. Either way, it’s the kind of hack that makes an old game feel fresh without changing what made it fun in the first place.