Bloodborne PSX

Bloodborne PSX is an amateur retelling of the famous action game in the style of the thirty-second bit. The first quarters of the city are recreated from memory, but the familiar carnage remains the same. The controls are simple: hits, dodges and shots, without unnecessary combinations. Opponents are divided by type, and bosses require patience. The design is deliberately rough: the textures are large, and the sound hisses, like on old discs. The project is free and designed for those who remember the original. Bosses require patience and precise timing, and opponents are divided by type. The walkthrough is short and ends where the big story begins. Some community mods expand the demake to the following areas. The interface is built to match old screens and looks the part. In addition to the main line, there are short secrets: hidden passages and notes that show how the authors treated the original. The controls are simple, without unnecessary combinations, and the bosses require patience and precise timing. The design is deliberately rough, the sound hisses, like on old discs. Fans of old games have something to remember here: the interface is built to fit the old screens, and the sound hisses like on disks. In the settings you can enable filters that enhance the vintage look. I would like to separately note the shadows: they are made deliberately sharp. The trick of the demake is that the familiar combat system remains the same, but the review and controls have become tougher. In addition to the main line, notes and short secrets are hidden, which show how the authors treated the original. The settings enable filters that enhance the vintage look. For those who remember the old consoles and their battles, this demake is suitable.