Bloodborne is still widely regarded as one of FromSoftware's finest works. The game fused Lovecraft horror with the dark ...

Truth be told, it's almost like the entirety of Elden Ring Nightrein's world design was made with Bloodborne lore in mind.

The Nintendo Switch 2 Direct ended on a truly stunning reveal: FromSoftware is making a game called The Duskbloods, set to release in 2026, and it looks very much like a spiritual sequel to ...

While we wait for a Bloodborne remake or sequel, FromSoftware just announced The Duskbloods, a brand new Switch 2 exclusive. News. By Demi Williams published 2 April 2025 It's launching in 2026.

On Bloodborne’s 10th Birthday, and With Neither a Sequel nor a Next-Gen Update in Sight, Fans Once Again Organize a Return to Yharnam From here to there.

In this snippet from Podcast Beyond 891, One thing we don’t love is the announcement of a very Bloodborne-coded FromSoftware game that’s not a Bloodborne sequel or even coming to PlayStation.

Bloodborne fans have again convinced themselves that major news tied to the franchise could be coming next week. ... or sequel to FromSoftware’s hit action game Bloodborne on PS5.

Longtime PlayStation boss Shuhei Yoshida has shared his own his own best guess as to why nothing new has happened with Bloodborne in recent years.Since the launch of the PS5, PlayStation fans have ...

The 90+ section on Metacritic is packed with legendary franchises and their numerous sequels, with titles like The Legend of ...

Bloodborne came out over eight years ago. No FromSoftware game has lived more rent-free in the minds of all the studio’s fans. A sequel to the Sony-published PlayStation 4 exclusive seems like ...

Some of these aesthetics fly in the face of what one might expect from a Bloodborne sequel, sure, but it still feels like the FromSoft team wants us to view The Duskbloods as a spiritual successor ...

On Bloodborne’s 10th Birthday, and With Neither a Sequel nor a Next-Gen Update in Sight, Fans Once Again Organize a Return to Yharnam. From here to there. By Wesley Yin-Poole .