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How To Beat Bloodborne In An Hour
In the final video of our Summer Games Done Quick lead-up (the event begins tomorrow) speedrunners show us how to make it to the end of Bloodborne in about an hour.
So far today we've played through Gunstar Heroes and Crystal's Pony Tales in well under two hours. Bloodborne is the finale.
Join Ben Hanson, in-office Bloodborne expert Dan Tack, Games Done Quick's Chris Grant, Tony Ogbot, and Seckswrecks as they speed us through Bloodborne in about an hour.
If you're unfamiliar, Games Done Quick is an annual marathon where speed runners gather in a single location, speedrun an impressive library of games at impressive speeds, stream the whole thing, and do it all in the name of raising money for charities Doctors Without Borders and the Prevent Cancer Foundation. The stream starts tomorrow, July 26 and goes until August 1, and you can watch it here.
For more on Games Done Quick, be sure to check out its website by heading here. You can also check out our Gunstar Heroes speedrun by heading here, and our 10-minute speedrun of Crystal's Pony Tales by heading here.
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