A new collectible is coming, essential for fans

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A new collectible is coming, essential for fans

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Bloodborne doesn’t have a remake or sequel on the horizon just yet, but it’ll be in for a nice surprise for its fans soon.

Released exclusively for PS4 in 2015, Bloodborne has become an absolute cult game. A must-have signed by FromSoftware that still unleashes passions (yes, already) 8 years after its release.
As gamers eagerly await a sequel or remake, bloodborne is making a name for itself again thanks to a collector’s item that is already becoming a must-have for all fans.

Bloodborne is revealed in a sublime collector’s book

It’s not a game, it’s not a statue, it’s a huge, great book called Blood Echoes: A Bloodborne Anthology. A book offered by Tune & Fairweather (edited by Simon Parkin) tracing the career bloodborne by revealing behind the scenes, for example, and also by covering everything that’s now about the game.
Thus we can find interviews with personalities who have worked on the game, such as Ryan Amon, the game’s main composer, or even an interview with Hidetaka Miyazaki, a FromSoftware character that until now was only available in the official guide to the game. In addition to these interviews, this new book on bloodborne will revisit some key elements of the game and also feature a variety of illustrations, artwork and a whole host of concept art. We will also take note of the interventions of key players in the fan base such as speedrunner Chase “Genso” Morrissey, holder of the current world record, or Lilith Walther, creator of the Bloodborne PSX demake.

Pre-orders are open!

A collector’s item that inspires fans bloodborne should be demolished soon. The book Blood Echoes: A Bloodborne Anthology is expected for the month of December 2023 and has a price of around $80. Pre-orders are already open, and a digital copy will be offered to anyone who pre-orders the book before March 23. All of this is currently available at Tune & nice weather.

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