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Bloodborne
The city of Yharnam is cursed, and you must purge it. If this seems like a theme you’ve heard before, you’re not wrong.
Bloodborne’s set-up sounds familiar, especially if you’ve played a Souls game, the setting has changed. Whereas the previous titles are dark fantasy, Bloodborne takes us to the cobblestone streets of a more contemporary city plagued by darkness.
Blood is the answer to the riddle From Software’s latest poses, and we suspect much of yours will be spilled along the way. You can read our Bloodborne hands-on impressions as you get ready for its March 24 release.
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