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FromSoftware launched Bloodborne on March 24, 2015, and it quickly became a standout title in the challenging ‘Souls-like’ genre. It masterfully delivers on everything players expect – tough gameplay, a captivating atmosphere, rich world-building, and a truly immersive experience in a world that is both dangerous and intriguing. Even after over a decade, many still consider it the best game of its kind, praising its distinctive setting, memorable design, and the significant impact it’s had on the genre. However, despite its enduring quality, Bloodborne hasn’t moved forward with the times.

So, I’m excited to hear that Headup’s whole library of games is now part of something bigger! That means I’ll be able to play titles like Bridge Constructor, Pumpkin Jack, and even Super Meat Boy 3D – and hopefully, even more of their upcoming stuff. Pretty cool, right?

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In his video (linked below), he praised the water in the game, noting its impressive realism. He explained that the game uses a live particle simulation to create the water effects, and even said it surpasses the rivers in Red Dead Redemption 2 – something he’d been waiting to see in a game for a long time.

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Studio design director Emil Pagliarulo explained that even after a game launches, the team continues to play and identify areas for improvement. They often find themselves wishing they’d included more of certain features. By observing how players react, they can confirm what they already suspected needed adjustment and refine their ideas based on player feedback.