What is slightly harder to swallow is that Bluepoint might also have been tapped to produce a Bloodborne sequel. According to a conversation on Discord that someone on Reddit screen-capped (below), Moriarty claims that his source told him that after Bluepoint finishes the remaster, it will be "making a ground-up sequel." He claims this insider told him about the Insomniac Wolverine game before it was announced during the most recent PlayStation Showcase, lending some credibility to the rumor.Ĭreating a sequel to another studio's property is a bit out of Bluepoint's wheelhouse, so it's a bit hard to believe at this point. Moriarty did mention in his Discord discussion that he would try to verify the sequel rumor with a trustworthy contact. "I have to check with the person who told me about Demon's Souls at Bluepoint, which I was completely confident in reporting because that source is also great," he said. Considering the games enduring popularity, its easy to forget that since its 2015 release, Bloodborne has only been available on Sony consoles. "If they can corroborate, then we're golden."įromSoftware has been busy with other projects like Elden Ring and is not likely pursuing ideas for a Bloodborne sequel at this point. Dragon Ball Super closes the Gas arc and it was not thanks to Goku. JBL GO 3: ideal beach speaker, less than 30 July 29, 2022. Bluepoint taking the property and running with it without FromSoftware's input doesn't square with me. The remaster, on the contrary, seems much more likely. However, as with all leaks and rumors, don't get your hopes up before anything is officially announced. Despite the validity of any gossip, anything can happen prior to a game's official announcement including it getting canned. So take Moriarty's claims with a healthy dose of sodium chloride. Watching on YouTube is an option but I think there’s something special about playing it that you can’t get out of just watching it. As a Video Game Enthusiast I think it’s worth seeing and playing for yourself. There’s no game like this and I doubt there will be many like it going forward.
I recommend this to people who have a lot of patience and to people who like oddities. But it’s like, the best 6.5/10 game of all time.
This is really tough but I have to give this game like a 6.5/10 MAYBE a 7/10. Movement is messy, camera is jank, button layout is wack. I’m not going to go into heavy detail with how this game fails mechanically but I’ll just say it doesn’t feel good to play.
In between those things is one of the clunkiest, messiest, self-indulgent slogs I’ve ever seen in a game. There’s something about the game that pulls you in, and makes you want to keep going and going and see the next interesting little world detail or next revelation. Man…TLG is one of those games that I think could have been an all time great, if it just worked better and if they just decided to be a little less, I don’t know, obtuse. I like to form my own opinions on things, even if that opinion is dislike or even hatred, so I wanted to play this game eventually. I’m a huge fan of Shadow of the Colossus, but when TLG came out reception was mixed, to say the least. I decided to finally sit down and play The Last Guardian, which I had bought somewhat recently when it was on sale. Seeing as I got a PS5, you can probably guess that I’ll talk about a couple more PlayStation games.
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