A day after its release, "Bloodborne" had been receiving a lot of great reviews from critics and gamers alike. The reviews were undoubtedly huge that some of the gamers and critics posted the question whether or not "Bloodborne" could be the best game ever made.
A gamer noted that the thrill of discovery was what kept him stuck in the game for hours. This sensation would be very familiar to gamers who had played the "Souls" series, based on a report from Euro gamer. Before it was released, "Bloodborne" was likened to "Demon's" and "Dark Souls." The two game were also directed by horror master Hidetaka Miyazaki and developed by From Software.
Although there were reported similarities between early franchises created by From Software, "Bloodborne" had several characteristics that were very unique to it. First off, the playable character, the Hunter, usually carried a gun on the left hand and a "trick weapon" on the right. The trick weapon would change depending if the gamers was at rest or doing a mid-combo. Add to that, gamers had noticed that "Bloodborne" would be all offence. The hunter would definitely pressure the gamer to fight back the enemies with its upgradable weapons and abilities.
Also, several gaming website have given the game high grades in terms of gameplay, storyline and weaponry. Gameinformer claimed that "Bloodborne is a blood-drenched horror gem." Kotaku was "obsessed" with the game. Destructoid even hailed From Software; they said that "From Software is still one of the only developers left that makes gamers work for their satisfaction."
Meanwhile, a few gamers did not mince words when they expressed their excitement over the game. "Bloodborne" was totally huge that it was making PS4 gamers go bonkers. Also, gamers with different gaming consoles have either thought of buying a PS4 or petition From Software to create other editions of the game.
With regard to the question on whether or not "Bloodborne" could be the best game ever made, gamers and critics alike were safe on saying that it's still too early to tell. However one think would certainly be clear, gamers and critics were willing to die time and again just to go back a navigate through that hell on earth that is "Bloodborne."
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