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From Software Details Bloodborne's Ever-Changing Chalice Dungeon, Showcases New Boss
From Software's Hidetaka Miyazaki came on stage at the PlayStation Experience to show off Bloodborne's Chalice Dungeon.
The demo offered gameplay showing off the new procedurally generated map. It's three levels and will change with each play through, and you can share your version of the dungeon with others. We saw a black and white knight fighting new enemies, and reaching an activation point which opened the way to a boss. A nice touch was the blood soaking the black knight's clothing following the battle leading to the boss.
The boss was a gigantic, intimidating flaming dog. The demo did not show the defeat of the boss as Miyazaki did not want to spoil the fun of defeating a boss for everyone
For more on Bloodborne, check out the game's presence at last night's Game Awards.
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