Is bloodborn worth it?

[psyop]

I’ve never played any soul games and gave up near the start when I got to a bridge. Is it a rewarding game if I pick it up again?

 

[NeverGetUp36]

Yes. I also want to play it and from what I have seen it is great

 

[starystulejarz]

I will tell you in a few months when PS4 emulation will mature so i could play it on my pc

View: https://youtu.be/Zr1tqNBERL4

 

[IncelAndProud33]

I will tell you in a few months when PS4 emulation will mature so i could play it on my pc

View: https://youtu.be/Zr1tqNBERL4

No way bro I want to play bloodborne on pc so bad. I heard it would take a couple of years for a PS4 emulator to be able to run games.

 

[psyop]

I will tell you in a few months when PS4 emulation will mature so i could play it on my pc

View: https://youtu.be/Zr1tqNBERL4

10 years later and it’s still not possible?

 

[starystulejarz]

10 years later and it’s still not possible?

it took 17 years for PS3 be Emulatable at stable framerate so it's super quick in comparison

 

[userrrr]

This is my first soulslike game. The only one playstation exclusive that worth to play.

 

[PixyBLACKED]

I’ve never played any soul games and gave up near the start when I got to a bridge. Is it a rewarding game if I pick it up again?

Yes, it’s a great game but it maybe not the best introduction to the souls games because of how fast the combat is. I’d say try dark souls 1 first and if you like it then retry bloodborne.

 

[HotDogCel]

I have done most of the souls exept sekiro
Bloodborn is the only one I didn't go though because the potion system is trash to me :
You have to drop them so at a certain point you are obliged to farm them it is a pain in the ass to be obliged to do it as every other souls (exept demon souls but I didn't have this problem as i took a cleric) have a system where potion are regenerated after death or resting at a fire

 

[anotherwastedlife]

favourite fromsoft game, definitely play it