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Reader Discussion: How Much Souls Experience Are You Bringing Into Bloodborne?
Bloodborne is finally here, and while we're all pretty excited to play through it, we know the challenge that we're likely in for. Some of us here at Game Informer are seasoned veterans of From Software's punishing brand of action, while others are jumping into Bloodborne with minimal Souls experience.
I have almost no experience with the Souls series heading into Bloodborne, so I'm expecting to be thoroughly punished for the neglect I've paid to From Software's popular series. Because of this, I have my concerns about getting into the game and understanding the flow, since it sounds like it has the potential to be even more difficult than the Dark Souls games.
If you're picking up Bloodborne, how much experience do you have with the Souls series? Which Souls game was your favorite? What do you think of Bloodborne from our coverage to this point?
Also, if you're excited for Bloodborne, stick around until later tonight to catch our review, guides, and live stream.
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