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Take Another Trip To The Forbidden Woods With New Bloodborne Lithograph
The PlayStation Gear Store has listed a new lithograph based on From Software’s critically acclaimed game, Bloodborne. The newest lithograph depicts the player character entering the Forbidden Woods area of the game.
This is the third lithograph offered on the PlayStation Gear Store. The first two, "Welcome Home, Hunter" and "Forsaken Cainhurst Castle" sold out quickly. Much like those two, "Forbidden Woods" is limited to 300 prints and is printed on 100 lb. paper. You can check out the full lithograph below.
If you're interested, the "Forbidden Woods" lithograph will set you back $40. The prints are expected to ship on August 10. You can pre-order by heading here. If you're looking for more Bloodborne merchandise, the PlayStation Gear Store also has a collection of shirts, drinking glasses, and an awesome limited diorama.
Bloodborne has earned some of the highest praise from Game Informer in 2015. If you'd like to learn more about why we liked Bloodborne so much, you can check out our review, as well our feature about starting the game with no prior From Software experience.
[Source: PlayStation Gear Store]
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