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Even just considering theSoulsseries, it’s tough to pick a favorite From Software game. They all have their own merits, and I think you could make a case for any of them–maybe evenDark Souls II!
Some days, you might be in a nostalgicDemon’s Soulsmood. As much as the 2009 title has aged technically and the studio has grown into even more of a creative force in the years since,Demon’s Soulsstill has a vibe all its own, one that hasn’t been fully replicated. Other days, you might reminisce aboutBloodborne‘s unrelenting descent into madness, and how great it felt to happen upon every horrifying new location during late-night play sessions. Or maybeDark Soulsis where you got started with FromSoft. You’ve jogged through Anor Londo dozens of times, and the game is your bestie to this day.
I imagine it’s even harder for director and From Software boss Hidetaka Miyazaki to pick a favorite.
In an interview withGameSpot Brasil, he likened the question to naming a favorite child–but he still shared an answer. Of the games he’s worked on, his favorite is none other thanBloodborne.
“I believe I did it my way, the way I wanted it,” he said, as translated by Google.
That said, he feels a few of the game’s elements–namely, the headache-inducing procedural Chalice Dungeons, and the ability-enhancing Blood Gems–could’ve been handled better. I’d agree with that.
Miyazaki also added thatBloodborne 2is “not up to me.” Can someone get Sony on the phone?
If you’re feeling Yarnham’s call again, now’s the time:theBloodbornecommunity is alive and well. I’m not sure if a replay will make the wait forElden Ringeasier or harder. Only one way to find out.
BGS 2019: Hidetaka Miyazaki diz o que mudaria em Bloodborne, elege jogo favorito, conta o que faz no tempo livre e muito mais[GameSpot viaResetEra]
