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Monday, 23 March 2015

Bloodborne Review (PS4)

By contact@videogamer.com (Brett Phipps) While it lacks ‘Souls’ in its title, most if not all of the core mechanics of the series remain. It’ll take a while for long-standing fans to stop calling Blood Echoes ‘Souls’, Lamps ‘Bonfires’ and Hunter’s Dream ‘The Nexus’, as they’ve become so ingrained in our collective, battle-scarred brains. But a sense of familiarity is welcome, as the overhaul of combat will serve as the biggest learning curve.


Gone are the traditional sword-and-shield/mage setups, replaced in the main with sword-and-gunplay. Players accustomed to turtling or staying as far away from…


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