| Release: 2015 Developer: From Software OS: 10 (1909) / 11 (x64 bit) CPU: Intel Core i5-11400 / AMD Ryzen 5 5600 GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 3060 / AMD Radeon RX 6600 RAM: 16 GB Storage: 27 GB Version: (Full Game) Latest version |
Bloodborne is a dark and brutal role-playing game with a third-person view. Every time cold steel pierces demons, the screen is flooded with red blood, getting on the hero's leather clothes and the cobbled streets of the city. Victorian style is full of dirt and filth, which creates an amazing atmosphere. The city of Yharnam, where the events unfold, is multi-level and allows you to get to your destination in several ways. A great patent is the ability to restore some of the lost health after a blow. An alternative is to stock up on healing items, which can be collected from killed enemies. Interestingly, they are assigned to a separate button, so in theory it is a little easier. Enemies can now attack in groups larger than in the first two parts of the series, and Molotov cocktails are great for this. Another great mechanism is weapon transformation. After pulling the trigger, the weapon expands, allowing you to attack many different targets, but at the same time slowing down the hero. Transformation can be used to create combos, which provides new possibilities (control of speed, range, damage power and returned health).Firearms have appeared. The musket, despite its appearance, does little damage and is mainly used to stun or finish off enemies at close range. As always, timing is of the essence - if a player uses a firearm just before an enemy attacks, a Counter Shot is activated, knocking them down and giving them the opportunity to create an extremely brutal combo of attacks.
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