Bloodborne

My first acquaintance with Sol games began with Bloodborne. The first minutes of the game, of course, seemed like hell to me, thinking, “Who plays this?” "Why did I buy it?" "What kind of mockery is this?" In general, I felt sorry for the money spent. After some time, I decided to return to it, and the game sucked me in, I couldn’t tear myself away from it, as if the game was challenging me. The atmosphere in this game is simply magnificent, everything is so dark, it looks like a horror movie. There is no plot as such in the game, but the lore is very interesting. I completed the game for platinum and still consider it the best game I've ever played.

I still consider it the best game for PS4 in its entire life cycle. The game even still looks and plays great, it has a breathtaking design, all these Gothic cathedrals, bosses and enemies, everything causes genuine delight, the complexity is much easier than all the other Souls projects from From, the HP depletion system really drags in places, the only one a noticeable minus of the game is optimization. The resolution in which the game is played has also already gone out of use. We harbor hopes for a remaster or a sequel, because the game sold well, and they can’t just give up on it, as I think. Because they re-released Demon Souls, which no one really cared about, and everyone has been asking for a remake of Bloodborne for a long time.

I am a long-time fan of From Software, and no other game gives such pleasure from the process of passing and killing bosses as games from this particular company. Bloodborn is a worthy successor of traditions, again a cursed hero, a cursed world and complexity, complexity in which after the next death you begin to think, am I cursed myself, to be crooked by itself.

Although I don’t have such puppyish delight about the setting (I prefer the dark Middle Ages), FS has again managed to create an unforgettable world that makes even more of an impression than Dark Souls 2, where it was mostly memorable just a couple of locations from the end of the game.

The combat remained almost the same, with the exception of a rebalance towards an active offensive (the best defense is an attack), shields were … Read full

An exciting and atmospheric game in the action RPG genre. It offers players an immersive experience in a dark world filled with horror and danger, with addictive gameplay, a unique combat system and beautiful level design. The game has a challenging level of difficulty, but this adds to the challenge and satisfaction of achieving success. Overall, Bloodborne is a great game for those who enjoy dark fantasy worlds and challenging combat.

Gorgeous style and story, engaging combat. The difficulty keeps you on your toes until the very end. Good replayability—part of the story isn't immediately apparent, so it's fun to try different builds.