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Belmont's Curse Standard vs Midnight Edition and Preorder

Midnight adds a digital gallery, Trevor and Sypha costumes, and Family's Grace; the Alucard-style costume is a separate early-purchase offer.

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Last checkedAugust 25, 2026
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Midnight adds a digital gallery, Trevor and Sypha costumes, and Family's Grace; the Alucard-style costume is a separate early-purchase offer.

Standard contains Castlevania: Belmont's Curse. Midnight adds a digital sound-and-art gallery, Trevor Belmont and Sypha Belnades costumes, and the Family's Grace relic.

The Alucard-style costume is listed separately as preorder or early-purchase content. It should not be described as a Midnight-only item. Check the store deadline because “early purchase” can differ by platform and region.

Midnight's added relic is gameplay-affecting content, while the costumes and gallery are presentation extras. Konami does not say that Midnight includes a separate campaign, earlier access, or an exclusive ending. Choose it only if those named additions matter.

File size also differs: Konami lists Standard at 8 GB on non-Switch platforms and 4 GB on Switch, while Midnight is 10 GB and 6 GB. Those figures reflect the package and can grow through updates.

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What is in the Midnight Edition?

The base game, a digital sound and art gallery, Trevor and Sypha costumes, and the Family's Grace relic.

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