NJClaw
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You fought the Shichimen Warrior without confetti or the umbrella? That's some next level endurance challenge right there.I also beat the weird death shaman dancing around purple balls after 10+ tries, before watching a vid of a dude using confetti to deal 4x damage. I feel robbed of my time.
The short answer is YES.Bloodborne is the only game I haven't played from them, is it as good as this ?
The long answer would require analyzing and comparing the various elements that make up the two games. The gameplay is more similar to Dark Souls for the most part (more to DS3 than DS1), but there are specific aspects where Bloodborne is even more different from its predecessors than Sekiro. Even if in different ways, both Dark Souls and Sekiro (at least during bossfights) are centered around active defense: you wait for the enemy to make his move (evading it in the correct way), and then attack during the available window; on the other hand, in Bloodborne, you are strongly encouraged to do the opposite: continuously unleashing your attacks on the enemy and switching to dodging only when needed. BB doesn't have the overwhelming set of weapons that's usually available in souls games, but (apart from very few examples) every weapon is truly unique, with unique movesets and gimmicks. The setting, art direction, and atmosphere are top notch: you won't find an objective universal opinion on which game is better in this department, but the fact that someone thinks that BB is even better than DS and Sekiro should tell you enough about how good it is. It's really a matter of tastes. If you already have a PS4, you should play it without even thinking about it. Otherwise, you should consider borrowing one from one of your friends.