Introducing Bloodborne, the latest action RPG from renowned Japanese developer FromSoftware, exclusively for the PlayStation 4 system. Face your fears as you search for answers in the ancient city of Yharnam, now cursed with a strange endemic illness spreading through the streets like wildfire. Danger, death, and madness lurk around every corner of this dark and horrific world, and you must discover its darkest secrets in order to survive.
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Moonmonkeys
3 Mar 169#4
Q: How do you know that someone has got the Bloodborne platinum?
A: They tell you.
Latest comments (50)
Chasloyal
22 Mar 16#50
Good to hear, every tax payer in the country will sleep better tonight now
coventgamer
22 Mar 16#49
Got all the that in bulk aha
coventgamer
22 Mar 16#47
have enough games although I'll buy more when my benefits come thru
Chasloyal to coventgamer
22 Mar 16#48
Shouldn't you get your priorities right and be spending your social on a bag of green, 10 Benson silver, a pack of blue kingsize and 4 cans of Super T?
mooj738
21 Mar 16#46
Best game I've played on this "nextgen" every ps4 owner should have this.
Also play old hunters before new game plus if you are below level 120 it's as hard as nails. The game is complete without the DLC, but the DLC is good
Gravitastrophe
21 Mar 16#45
Ugh, so tempted but by the time I actually got around to playing it'll be on Ps Plus (yep, my backlog is THAT big!)
Chasloyal
21 Mar 161#44
Now that is a title I totally forgot about and I'm not lying when I say I can't remember anyone I knew buying it either :laughing: there was a top mag called Mega(yep real original name) back then and I remember almost religiously going with it's reviews and they didn't say anything nice about that game so I never bought it.
Funnily enough we had someone on the inside of a distributor's in a dark corner of Essex back then who used to get games for us at bargain prices, he did get his collar felt eventually but none of us felt guilty as he was creaming it for a good couple of years before it came on top.
So even though he knocked games out at 50% off in cases with booklets and 75% just for the cartridges not one of us jumped on that title and I remember him having a few he never seemed to get rid of. Thinking about it now, old bill probably found them all when he eventually got collared and so were no doubt used in evidence when his room at his nan's got searched :confused:
jamesvolunteer
21 Mar 16#43
Rise of the Robots. One of my mates got that and spent the following weeks justifying it and saying he liked it. Luckily, I was so poor at that stage, I was still buying budget cassettes for the Spectrum. Megadrives were for the posh kids :wink:
Chasloyal
21 Mar 16#42
Is it? The way some people go on in here you'd think it's a free lunch site.
I mean how awful of me to think triple A games that are less than a year old should not be given away in Happy Meals.
Seeing you've shouted at me in higher case and seeing where you're from guess you're still a bit angry some of ours broke a couple of windows on some of your buses acting silly about a decade ago I won't push my luck too far.
Sorry I know when it comes to having a opinion nobody could ever be more right than yawk-shire folk, expecially those from Leeds......I don't want no aggro, drop me out
kawsar17
21 Mar 16#38
Hmmm considering getting this.. Bought shadow of mordor recently due to all the praise on here and found it a bit repetitive and hard to get into.
Is this a lot better?
Scrat to kawsar17
21 Mar 16#41
I couldn't get into Shadow of Mordor either but I have put 200 hours into Bloodborne including the dlc. It's a fantastic atmospheric game and yes it's difficult but you can summon other players to help you. The dlc is also very good and worth getting. Would recommend you get the dlc before you finish your first run through.
Jack-L92
21 Mar 16#40
Reminder: THIS IS A DEAL SITE
ohblobbything
21 Mar 162#39
It's about 17 bazillion times better than Shadow of Mordor.
Chasloyal
21 Mar 16#37
Like Streets of Rage 2 on the Mega Drive a quarter of a century ago you mean?
Was still 40 quid and there weren't no interweb updates to sort the bugs out back then.
I do honestly feel like a scratched record, no medieval era pun intended, but I do think everyone has been spoiled rotten price-wise in modern era gaming.
It's exactly why DLC and those liberty taking micro transactions will take over in the very near future. The more people(especially casuals) pipe up about prices the more developers and publishers will implement plundering our bank accounts via other means.
heeljames
21 Mar 16#36
Amazing game! Completed my first play through yesterday after a whopping 75 hours (not touched DLC yet). Spend a few quid extra though and buy it new, give the developer some well deserved cash instead of lining be pockets of Game and other similar companies.
thomasrykala
21 Mar 16#35
Hard as nails, not for me, and I loved Dark Souls :-(
thelagmonster
21 Mar 16#34
Great price for the best game of this generation thus far. Heat!
jk80
8 Mar 16#32
Fair point, it's all relative.
jamesvolunteer to jk80
21 Mar 16#33
the way i look at it is that it is a lot of money for a game, but the amount of hours you spend on some games like this, Fallout, Witcher etc, its worth it. Even online shooters become worth it. People think nothing of spending 13 quid on a blu-ray and you get maybe 5 hours a year out of that. if you watch a film twice. And these days some games cost as much as films to make.
The real problem is when you get a short, or badly made rushed game and it costs £40/£50. That's when people should complain.
Chasloyal
7 Mar 16#31
I seem to be repeating myself but I really do dread to think what you'd have made of Street Fighter 2 and Star Fox coming in at 70 quid on cartridge 25 years ago when the average wage was about £200 a week take home :confused:
Sorry mate but 15 quid to an apple for a top TOP game really is pennies in the year 2016, it honestly is and I'm not trying to start a tear up here ......... it is what it is
jk80
6 Mar 16#30
Well, around £20 isn't exactly pennies and I don't think dlc, expansions etc have much to do with game depreciation, I tend to think it's developers just trying to make money. For what it's worth, it doubt tiny games and mega dlc is really the way things will go, I suspect dlc doesn't usually sell that well as it's often poor value and quality.
Chasloyal
5 Mar 16#29
I trust you do double the work at half the wages of your colleagues at work then?
What an amazing employee and human being you must be, I actually suspect you must be worthy of some kind of global award like say the Nobel Prize :smirk:
darkspace100
5 Mar 16#28
Well for me games aren't worth full price even good games. I want to get games as cheap as possible and still having alot of content.
Chasloyal
4 Mar 16#27
Well it is what it is, I was saying earlier in another thread Street Fighter 2 set me back 70 quid on the SNES in the early 90's!
How much was 70 quid then now and yet people are moaning about games being 40 quid in the modern day?????
Drop me out please!
Anyway Bloodborne was just not my cup of tea, I just couldn't get in to it if I'm honest.
Right this minute I'm just having a bash at the Uncharted beta and finding far more impressive than I imagined
GameOverGranty
4 Mar 16#26
Couldn't agree more.
Really enjoying this game. I'm at the end but is it best to do old hunters before I go into new game plus?
jk80
4 Mar 16#23
Fine game but I'd expect this sort of price new by now.
Chasloyal to jk80
4 Mar 16#25
And that sort of mindset is exactly why every title released will be a skeleton game requiring untold DLC and micro transactions by the time the next generation comes along.
It's not even a year old but people are demanding, even expecting, it to be priced at pennies :disappointed: never has the saying 'be careful what you wish for' been more apt
Davelfc2000
4 Mar 161#24
Out of stock for me
shipo1989
4 Mar 161#22
I still think this is the best PS4 game out right now. please comment if you think you know one better,
Il bring the saw cleaver out.
darkspace100
4 Mar 16#17
I bought this but couldn't get into it. The game is definitely well made and atmospheric but very hard and i know people say "git gud" but i don't have time for that. guess i'm a casual.
[email protected]/* to darkspace100
4 Mar 161#21
The Souls games (of which this is no exception) are always the most difficult at the beginning (first 5 or so hours). Stick with it, level up your gear and it will become easier.
(all imo of course).
darkspace100
4 Mar 16#20
Yeah maybe I didn't give it a chance but I could tell why people enjoy these games as they are very well made. I might pick the goty edition when it gets a bit cheaper and give it another chance.
AustinEvans
4 Mar 16#19
I would say this game has about a two hour tutorial without even letting you know your in one. When you beat the first boss, the fun begins. I can imagine tons of people have quit in this first period, for me it was one of the hardest parts of the game.
rohitmkiller
4 Mar 16#18
Thanks OP, ordered.
Also, 7% Quidco
FantasyDeals
3 Mar 16#16
TBH, It's not the genre I enjoy. :disappointed:
AustinEvans
3 Mar 16#15
Can't checkout with this awful site they lost my custom
[email protected]/*
3 Mar 16#14
Booooo, you're missing out.
[email protected]/*
3 Mar 161#12
FD, I hope you have finally bought it. :smile:
FantasyDeals to [email protected]/*
3 Mar 161#13
I've got way too much on my backlog :smile:
DavFlan
3 Mar 16#11
Stuck on that bloody Amygdala rematch in the defiled Chalice Dungeon en route to the Queen :disappointed:
StainerUTB
3 Mar 16#8
Easy platinum heat added
ohblobbything to StainerUTB
3 Mar 16#10
Comment
True - as hard as the game was, the platinum was relatively easy to get.
*subtle mention of my platinum* :smile:
Moonmonkeys
3 Mar 169#4
Q: How do you know that someone has got the Bloodborne platinum?
A: They tell you.
[email protected]/* to Moonmonkeys
3 Mar 161#6
I haven't said a word, but now you mention it. :smile:
Hot deal, great game. DLC is pretty ace as well (not included).
Kaz00ie to Moonmonkeys
3 Mar 16#9
Yeah well...
I've got the Demon's Souls Platinum as well so... yeah...
ohblobbything
3 Mar 16#7
10/10 game, can't really describe why it was so good but gameplay was super strong. Great style.
Witcher 3 had so much going on except gameplay, so these two are rock hard to separate for GOTY.
Good times.
sweeten16
3 Mar 16#5
got to some woman priest beast got stuck the end for me :stuck_out_tongue:
AJF123
3 Mar 161#3
IMO best game of the year
Fifster03
3 Mar 161#2
Great game. Great price.
Got the platinum. :smiley:
Chasloyal
3 Mar 161#1
Great price but I couldn't get on with this game at all, it's an acquired taste as they say
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A: They tell you.
Latest comments (50)
Also play old hunters before new game plus if you are below level 120 it's as hard as nails. The game is complete without the DLC, but the DLC is good
Funnily enough we had someone on the inside of a distributor's in a dark corner of Essex back then who used to get games for us at bargain prices, he did get his collar felt eventually but none of us felt guilty as he was creaming it for a good couple of years before it came on top.
So even though he knocked games out at 50% off in cases with booklets and 75% just for the cartridges not one of us jumped on that title and I remember him having a few he never seemed to get rid of. Thinking about it now, old bill probably found them all when he eventually got collared and so were no doubt used in evidence when his room at his nan's got searched :confused:
I mean how awful of me to think triple A games that are less than a year old should not be given away in Happy Meals.
Seeing you've shouted at me in higher case and seeing where you're from guess you're still a bit angry some of ours broke a couple of windows on some of your buses acting silly about a decade ago I won't push my luck too far.
Sorry I know when it comes to having a opinion nobody could ever be more right than yawk-shire folk, expecially those from Leeds......I don't want no aggro, drop me out
Is this a lot better?
Was still 40 quid and there weren't no interweb updates to sort the bugs out back then.
I do honestly feel like a scratched record, no medieval era pun intended, but I do think everyone has been spoiled rotten price-wise in modern era gaming.
It's exactly why DLC and those liberty taking micro transactions will take over in the very near future. The more people(especially casuals) pipe up about prices the more developers and publishers will implement plundering our bank accounts via other means.
The real problem is when you get a short, or badly made rushed game and it costs £40/£50. That's when people should complain.
Sorry mate but 15 quid to an apple for a top TOP game really is pennies in the year 2016, it honestly is and I'm not trying to start a tear up here ......... it is what it is
What an amazing employee and human being you must be, I actually suspect you must be worthy of some kind of global award like say the Nobel Prize :smirk:
How much was 70 quid then now and yet people are moaning about games being 40 quid in the modern day?????
Drop me out please!
Anyway Bloodborne was just not my cup of tea, I just couldn't get in to it if I'm honest.
Right this minute I'm just having a bash at the Uncharted beta and finding far more impressive than I imagined
Really enjoying this game. I'm at the end but is it best to do old hunters before I go into new game plus?
It's not even a year old but people are demanding, even expecting, it to be priced at pennies :disappointed: never has the saying 'be careful what you wish for' been more apt
Il bring the saw cleaver out.
(all imo of course).
Also, 7% Quidco