Nope. Totally worth it though.Awesome, so now the game is cheaper than the expansion.
It's never gonna go on sale, is it?
It is quite literally Dark Souls with faster combat. Creator of BB is the creator of DS.
If it's DS's difficulty that's scaring you away, don't worry. Bloodborne is only a fraction as difficult since the much faster speed makes combat less cat-and-mouse tactical and more all out offensive. Plus the atmosphere is nicer and the arsenal of weapons is more diverse that that of Dark Souls - especially if you count DLC weapons. BB is hands down one of, if not THE definitive PS4 games
I really like Bloodborne but for my personal tastes the combat took much longer to get adjusted to. That's mainly because playing Demon/Dark Souls prior had made me very reliant on shields.
I dunno I breezed through DS2 & DS3. 100% both. Bloodborne was more difficult to me. The hyper aggressive enemies & bosses. It's a steal @ $15 though.
Have you played Demons and DS1? DS3 is the easiest game in the series by far in my opinion, I haven't gone back to DS2 yet.
Yeah I have both. Demon's Souls was hard, but that was years ago. I wonder if it holds up today. DS1 was the hardest out of all of them IMO. Agreed DS3 was by far the easiest (or did we just get better?). Still a ton of fun though.
I actually just finished up a Demon's Souls run not that long ago, still holds up pretty well. I'm about to go into Blightown in DS1. I'm working my way through the entire series this year.
Oh cool. I need to go back and replay it. A full souls run. That sounds fun.
Man the lack of a shield will have you playing in a new satisfying way. Bloodborne was my first in the genre and found I had a lot harder time with the Souls series in DS3- so slooowwww.
That's crazy, cause I would argue that Demon's is the most obviously structured of any of the games in the series. The fact that each world follows the old Mario formula of 1-1, 1-2, etc makes progressing through the game a breeze. Whereas you could very easily get lost in Dark Souls and Bloodborne because there's no real guiding hand telling you where to go. It's still a tough game to go back to now if you've played them all because there's too many limitations put on the player.
Yup, this is exactly what I've heard about this game. Every podcast/review I've listened to/read indicate the game shares strong similarities with the Dark Souls games (which makes sense if it's true that the DS creator made this game), and that you'll die A LOT.
I would guess it has more to do with how the game introduces you to the world. Bloodborne has some mystery to it that encourages exploration. Demon's Souls is just there.
