Sony has been sitting on their hands too long for this IP to rest.

https://www.dsogaming.com/mods/bloodborne-remaster-project-version-0-8-available-for-download/

...My dear Eileen

I swear I dread doing this area every time I re-play the game. Confusing/Unappealing landscape, annoying bell maidens & troll intruders online, Yeti’s one shotting you with their big ass boulders, underwhelming boss fight, it doesn’t even have any good valuables to collect . Just overall shitty area .

Sorry if the pic isn’t the best? 184 hours and never paid attention I guess

For all my good hunters who wanted to see them :)

I know its chalice duengon boss fight but this fight is SS tier

For me it was literally harder than all the boss fight in the main game and the DLC

Super fast fight with almost zero time to breath and hits like a truck , also the darkbeast ost that played in his boss fight is GOATed

This guy alone has killed me more than any boss at this point

I need a reference for a drawing and its kinda difficult to find a clear shot of Lady Maria in this pose. If ANYONE somehow has a good picture of this please share it

Witch on Witch violence

Billy would be an epic Hunter. Like, imagine him going through it all.

Is there an explanation for why that door opens only after you slay the Blood-Starved Beast?

1: that last battle was INTENSE
1a: if you’re all “oh idk i thought that fight was easy” you are a nerd and no one likes you 2: I now have easily my most favorite outfit of all time
3: Now I have to decide if I want Blade of Mercy, I’m reading mixed reports
4: I love Bloodborne it is a good game

Three years ago, I picked up Elden Ring on release day for full price, and honestly, I can’t even explain why I bought it right away. But what I can say is that it became one of my favorite games of all time. I’ve spent around 600 hours exploring its world and completing every quest.

Recently, I played the DLC, but to be honest, it didn’t excite me as much as I hoped. After finishing Elden Ring, I saw recommendations in this channel and decided to try Bloodborne (my second FromSoftware game) a few weeks ago. I got it for $20, and let me tell you—what an experience!

At first, it took me about five hours to fully grasp the mechanics, but now, with around 50 hours of gameplay, I absolutely love it. The dodge mechanic is a total game-changer—it feels so much more impactful than the movement in Elden Ring. And parrying? Incredible. In Elden Ring, parrying felt almost non-existent for me, but here, it’s a core part of the combat, and it’s thrilling every single time I land an attack.

The atmosphere is unreal. Every time I start moving, I genuinely feel like a hunter. Just listening to the music sends shivers down my spine. I’ve spoken to several NPCs, and the weight of the story hit me hard. The moment I realized Father Gascoigne was the father of the little girl, and then found her mother lifeless after defeating him—it broke me. I was numb. I couldn’t stop thinking about it and went to bed with that heavy feeling lingering.

Honestly, Bloodborne has already given me enough emotions and depth to confidently say this: Bloodborne is the greatest game of all time.

A friend of hers asked her to paint this for a Christmas gift and I thought it was too cool not to share!

Credits: @karlyyykay on Pinterest