Releasing in 2015 between the second and third installments of Dark Souls is FromSoftware’s magnum opus, Bloodborne. Demon’s Souls and Dark Souls creator Hidetaka Miyazaki would famously hand off directorial duties of Dark Souls II to Tomohiro Shibuya and Yui Tanimura so that he could focus on Bloodborne, which was developed in partnership with Sony Interactive Entertainment. While Bloodborne shares many similarities with the Dark Souls series, it is a vastly different game and stands out in the Soulsborne line of titles coming out of FromSoftware. And, as a first-party Sony title, the game remains exclusive to the PlayStation 4 (and is also playable on PS5 via backward compatibility).
Contrary to both Demon’s Souls and Dark Souls, which have a high-fantasy setting, Bloodborne is decidedly a horror game. The title pulls influence from both Gothic horror and Cosmic horror, drawing in equal parts from Robert Lewis Stevenson and H.P. Lovecraft. Interestingly, Hidetaka Miyazaki would originally conceive Bloodborne as a game only possible on next-generation hardware, prompting FromSoftware to partner with Sony’s Japan Studio to develop the title exclusively for the then-unreleased PlayStation 4. Following the game’s initial reveal and debut at E3 2014, the title would quickly become one of the most anticipated games in the industry thanks to Dark Souls‘ meteoric rise to popularity.
Bloodborne would sell over 150,000 units in its first week of sales in Japan, and it would only continue to gain steam thanks to word of mouth and sterling critical praise. In addition to earning several Game of the Year nominations and awards from various outlets, Bloodborne is arguably one of the greatest action RPGs ever made. The title has sold an estimated 8 million units and stands as one of Sony’s most important console exclusives of the 8th console generation.
Bloodborne Premise
©Bloodborne gameplay screenshot – Original
Like other FromSoftware titles, players can uncover a vast and tangled web of lore if they know where to look in Bloodborne. The game casts players as The Hunter, a mysterious individual heading to the city of Yarnham in search of a miracle cure for a mysterious illness. Yarnham is famous for its Blood Ministration known to cure almost any known ailment, but the city also suffers from a mysterious scourge that causes men to turn to bloodthirsty beasts. When the player awakens in a small clinic, they set out to unravel the mystery of how Yarnham’s special “Old Blood” and the scourge are related. What follows is a gothic-turned-cosmic horror tale about Old Gods, forgotten cities, devastating plagues, and the folly of man in search of knowledge they can’t begin to fathom.
In terms of its gameplay, Bloodborne is also somewhat different from the “Soulsborne” formula established in Demon’s Souls and then further refined in Dark Souls. Unlike those games, which require methodical precision, Bloodborne rewards the player for playing aggressively. Not only do players have no defensive options besides parrying using firearms (and, later, two fairly weak shields), enemies are fast and far more mobile than they are in Dark Souls. To have any hope of survival, players must lean into attacking and press the enemy. Additionally, players also have the Rally system that they can make use of. This new mechanic allows players to earn a portion of the health back after losing it by attacking the enemy, making it beneficial to play as aggressively as possible.
The highlight of Bloodborne are its many bosses, each of whom rank among some of the most challenging and captivating fights FromSoftware has ever devised. Defeating these bosses nets the player different runes and other rewards. Reading the descriptions of these items allows players to begin to piece together the mystery and horror that pervades every inch of Bloodborne. That said, players can simply ignore these details if they choose to do so, but they would be missing out on one of gaming’s most intriguing narratives.
Bloodborne Main Characters
©Bloodborne gameplay screenshot – Original
The story of Bloodborne involves three main entities as its most significant players — the college of Byrgenwerth, the Healing Church, and the Hunters. Decades before Bloodborne begins, the college of Byrgenwerth is an institution devoted to furthering humanity through knowledge. Their discovery of a forgotten civilization beneath the city of Yarnham leads to a series of excavations, and it is during one of these excavations that the higher-ups at Byrgenwerth discover a mysterious blood with magical healing properties. From this one event, a long series of tragedies begin to precipitate, all of which directly involve both the Healing Church and its secret enforcers, the Hunters. Main characters in Bloodborne include:
- The Hunter: The player character, often referred to as the “PC Hunter” or Player Character Hunter. You are the latest Hunter in a long line of warriors tasked with beating back the beastly scourge infecting Yarnham.
- Gehrman, the First Hunter: The first of the Hunters and a master warrior. Gehrman is the player’s guide through the world of Bloodborne and resides within the Hunter’s Dream.
- Master Willem: The head of the college of Byrgenwerth. Master Willem is one of the scholars who discovers the Great Ones in the ruins beneath Yarnham, prompting research into its power and how to ascend to godhood.
- Ludwig: Ludwig is the first leader of the Hunters after they become an official arm of the Healing Church. His actions as a Hunter and recruitment of general citizens into the organization lead to a vicious cycle of never-ending conflict in Yarnham.
Games in the Soulsborne Series
FromSoftware continues to experience a massive surge in popularity and importance with the popularization of the “Soulsborne” genre, beginning with 2009’s Demon’s Souls. In turn, these games have inspired the creation of an entire subgenre of action RPGs known as the “Soulslike”. While the settings, stories, and characters of these games are all different, they do share certain characteristics. Primarily, Soulsborne titles are games made by the originator of the subgenre’s core elements — FromSoftware. These games feature challenging and methodical combat, metered progression and resource loss upon death, spectacle boss fights, interlocking environments, and esoteric lore that players uncover through careful observation and reading of item descriptions. Games in the Soulsborne line of titles include:
- Demon’s Souls (2009)
- Dark Souls (2011)
- Dark Souls II (2014)
- Bloodborne (2015)
- Dark Souls III (2016)
- Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice (2019)
- Demon’s Souls (PS5 Remake, 2020)
- Elden Ring (2022)
Bloodborne Cheats & Secrets
While Bloodborne does not support any official “cheats”, there are some secrets players can uncover as well as some exploits players can utilize with the Chalice Dungeons. Additionally, there is a large wealth of knowledge that will be helpful to players in guiding their journey through Bloodborne‘s Victorian gothic-turned-cosmic horror world.
Bloodborne Endings
There are three different endings to Bloodborne that players can unlock. Two of these endings simply require the player to make a choice when speaking to Gehrman at the game’s conclusion. Choosing the “good” ending will see the game end, while choosing the “bad” ending will result in the player fighting Gehrman as the game’s final boss. However, if players find and consume the Umbilical Cord items before refusing Gehrman’s offer, the true final boss appears and rewards the best ending.
| Ending | How to Unlock |
|---|---|
| “Good” Ending | Accept Gehrman’s offer, ending the game |
| “Bad” Ending | Refuse Gehrman’s offer, fighting Gehrman as a boss. Defeat him to see the ending |
| True Ending | Find and consume all three One-Third of Umbilical Cord items, then refuse Gehrman’s offer. After fighting Gehrman, players will confront the Moon Presence. Defeating the true final boss will unlock the canon ending to Bloodborne |
Where to find the One-Third of Umbilical Cord Pieces
Before players can unlock the True Ending to Bloodborne, they will need to locate and consume all three One-Third of Umbilical Cord pieces. They can find them using the locations below:
- The First will drop after killing Mergo’s Wet Nurse
- The Second is in the Abandoned Old Workshop
- The Third requires players to save Ariana. After discovering that she has given birth to a child in the Tomb of Oedon sewers, head to the Cathedral Ward and climb down the ladder to slay the creature. After, kill Iosefka in her clinic to obtain the final Umbilical Cord piece.
Chalice Dungeon Glyphs
Players with PlayStation Plus can enter special Glyphs to access specific Chalice Dungeons in Bloodborne. First, within the Hunter’s Dream find a Chalice gravestone. Press X in front of it, choose to search by Chalice Glyph, then enter one of the following codes.
NOTE: These Chalice Dungeon codes have the potential to corrupt game saves. As such, we recommend making a backup of your save file before entering any of them.
| Chalice Glyph | Dungeon |
|---|---|
| g2xs4nmx | Enters a special Chalice Dungeon that is a developer testing room for Bloodborne‘s environmental assets |
| 2c8czh8h | Enter a special Chalice Dungeon that is a testing room for enemy and boss AI behaviors (contains several enemy mobs and multiple boss enemies) |
| 2grrxne8 | Enter a special Chalice Dungeon that is a developer testing room for Bloodborne‘s enemies |
| arkhv2vs | Enter a special Chalice Dungeon and face an unused Bloodborne boss FromSoftware removed from the final game |
| xxdy9dmm | Enter a special Chalice Dungeon and face an unused Bloodborne boss FromSoftware removed from the final game (alternate location) |
| sikgc3sm | Enter a special Chalice Dungeon that is a removed area from the final game featuring an alternate final boss (may cause glitches) |
Quick Blood Echo Farming Using Chalice Dungeons
Similarly, players can use a special Chalice Glyph to enter a dungeon where it’s easy to farm hundreds of thousands of Blood Echoes per hour. Using this method, players can easily level up their stats as many times as they like, making New Game + and beyond more manageable. NOTE: Players will still need PlayStation Plus to search for the Glyph and enter the dungeon.
Within the Hunter’s Dream, approach one of the Chalice gravestones. Press X in front of the gravestone and choose to search by Chalice Glyph. Enter the following Glyph:
| Chalice Glyph | Dungeon |
|---|---|
| cummmfpk | Enters a Chalice Dungeon in which players can earn 83K+ Blood Echoes simply by entering the first room after the Lamp spawn point (no combat required) |
When players enter the above dungeon, they simply need to walk into the first room of the Chalice Dungeon. You’ll notice a health bar off in the distance beginning to deplete. This is a Hunter enemy that spawns on a bridge in another part of the dungeon and gets killed by environmental assets (swinging axes). This enemy’s death will earn the player just over 83,000 Blood Echoes without ever having to lift a finger (more if the player equips Moon Runes to boost Blood Echo acquisition). Repeat this process as many times as necessary, then return to the Hunter’s Dream to level up.
Bloodborne Weapons
Trick Weapons
| Weapon | Attack | Scaling | Durability | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beast Claw | 75 | Strength – D Skill – E Arcane – D | 180 | Ailing Loran Chalice |
| Blade of Mercy | Physical – 60 Arcane – 30 | Skill – Arcane – | 200 | Available from Messengers (requires Crow Hunter Badge) |
| Burial Blade | Physical – 80 Arcane – 30 | Strength – E Skill – C Arcane – D | 200 | Available from Messengers after defeating Gehrman, The First Hunter |
| Chikage | Physical – 92 Blood – 92 | Strength – E Skill – D Bloodtinge – C Arcane – D | 120 | Available from Messengers (requires Cainhurst Badge) |
| Kirkhammer | 105 | Strength – C Skill – E Arcane – D | 250 | Available from Messengers (requires Sword Hunter Badge) |
| Logarius’ Wheel | 100 | Strength – C Arcane – D | 300 | Available from Messengers (requires Wheel Hunter Badge) |
| Ludwig’s Holy Blade | 100 | Strength – D Skill – D Arcane – D | 250 | Available from Messengers (requires Radiant Sword Hunter Badge) |
| Reiterpallasch | Physical – 75 Blood – 75 | Strength – E Skill – C Bloodtinge – E Arcane – D | 120 | Cainhurst Castle |
| Rifle Spear | Physical – 85 Blood – 85 | Strength – E Skill – D Bloodtinge – D Arcane – D | 180 | Old Yarnham OR available from Messengers (requires Powder Keg Hunter Badge) |
| Saw Cleaver | 90 | Strength – D Skill – E Arcane – D | 200 | Initial weapon choice from Messengers OR available later (requires Saw Hunter Badge) |
| Saw Spear | 85 | Strength – D Skill – D Arcane – D | 200 | Central Yarnham OR available from Messengers (requires Saw Hunter Badge) |
| Stake Driver | 85 | Strength – D Skill – D Arcane – D | 200 | Available from Messengers (requires Powder Keg Hunter Badge) |
| Threaded Cane | 78 | Strength – E Skill – C Arcane – D | 200 | Initial weapon choice from Messengers OR available later (requires Saw Hunter Badge) |
| Tonitrus | Physical – 80 Bolt – 40 | Strength – D Skill – E Arcane – D | 100 | Hypogean Gaol OR available from Messengers (requires Spark Hunter Badge) |
The Old Hunters DLC Weapons
| Weapon | Attack | Scaling | Durability | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amygdala Arm | Physical – 80 Arcane – 40 | Strength – C Skill – E Arcane – D | 200 | The Hunter’s Nightmare, just after the building that is a shortcut to the Cleric Beast |
| Beasthunter Staff | 90 | Strength – E Skill – D Arcane – D | 200 | The Hunter’s Nightmare, just past the Nightmare Cathedral |
| Beast Cutter | 92 | Strength – D Skill – E Arcane – E | 230 | Just past the Nightmare Cathedral Lamp in The Hunter’s Nightmare |
| Bloodletter | Physical – 90 Blood – 90 | Strength – C Bloodtinge – B Arcane – D | 270 | The Hunter’s Nightmare, inside the cells before the Research Hall |
| Boom Hammer | Physical – 90 Fire – 60 | Strength – C Skill – E Arcane – D | 100 | The Hunter’s Nightmare inside the house of the Wheelchair Gunner |
| Church Pick | 88 | Strength – E Skill – D Arcane – D | 250 | The Hunter’s Nightmare, drops from a Hunter wearing Yahar’Gul in the Research Hall |
| Holy Moonlight Sword | Physical – 90 Arcane – 50 | Strength – D Skill – D Arcane – C | 250 | On the Underground Corpse Pile after fighting Ludwig, The Holy Blade |
| Kos Parasite | Arcane – 30 | Arcane – A | 600 | Drops from Orphan of Kos |
| Rakuyo | 82 | Skill – C Arcane – D | 200 | Fishing Hamlet, at the bottom of the well |
| Simon’s Bowblade | Physical – 80 Blood – 80 | Skill – C Bloodtinge – C Arcane – D | 140 | On the body of the Harrowed Hunter next to the Lighthouse Hut lantern |
| Whirligig Saw | 95 | Strength – B Skill – E Arcane – D | 230 | Down the stairs from the Nightmare Church Lamp |
Firearms
| Firearm | Attack | Scaling | Durability | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cannon | Blood – 200 | Bloodtinge – E | 200 | Forbidden Woods |
| Evelyn | Blood – 60 | Bloodtinge – B | 100 | Cainhurst Castle OR available from Messengers (requires Cainhurst Badge) |
| Flamesprayer | Fire – 45 | Arcane – D | 100 | Cathedral Ward OR available from Messengers (requires Radiant Sword Hunter Badge) |
| Hunter Blunderbuss | Blood – 20 | Bloodtinge – D | 150 | Initial weapon choice from Messengers OR available later (requires Saw Hunter Badge) |
| Hunter Pistol | Blood – 70 | Bloodtinge – D | 100 | Initial weapon choice from Messengers OR available later (requires Saw Hunter Badge) |
| Hunter’s Torch | Flame – 50 | Arcane – B | 150 | Old Yarnham |
| Ludwig’s Rifle | Blood – 20 | Bloodtinge – E | 150 | Available from Messengers (requires Radiant Sword Hunter Badge) |
| Repeating Pistol | Blood – 90 | Bloodtinge – D | 80 | Available from Messengers (requires Sword Hunter Badge) |
| Rosmarinus | Arcane – 25 | Arcane – B | 100 | Available from Messengers (requires Cosmic Eye Watcher Badge) |
| Torch | Flame – 25 | Arcane – D | 100 | Central Yarnham |
| Wooden Shield | N/A | N/A | 120 | Cathedral Ward |
The Old Hunters DLC Firearms
| Firearm | Attack | Scaling | Durability | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Church Cannon | Blood – 160 | Bloodtinge – E | 200 | Activate the elevator to the Research Hall with the Eye Pendant, in a chest at the bottom |
| Fist of Gratia | Physical – 60 | Strength – D | 200 | Inside one of the cells after fighting Ludwig, The Holy Blade |
| Gatling Gun | Blood – 80 | Bloodtinge – E | 200 | Cave to the right of the building which is a shortcut to the Cleric Beast. Gattling Gun Hunter drops the weapon. |
| Loch Shield | N/A | N/A | 160 | Research Hall. Activate the lever to raise the stairs and drop down onto the path containing the weapon |
| Piercing Rifle | Blood – 80 | Bloodtinge – D | 140 | Available from Messengers (requires Firing Hammer Badge) |
Bloodborne Hunter Badges and Rewards
Badges in Bloodborne grant access to otherwise unavailable weapons and equipment. In order to earn any of the following Badges, players must first complete certain prerequisites.
Cainhurst Badge
- Requirement: Join the Cainhurst Vilebloods covenant at Cainhurst Castle.
- Rewards: Chikage and Cainhurst set
Crow Hunter Badge
- Requirement: Complete the “Eileen The Crow” questline, killing her or allowing her to die during one of her quest events.
- Rewards: Blade Of Mercy and Crowfeather set
Powder Keg Hunter Badge
- Requirement: Defeat the NPC hunter, Gyula. He is the Hunter who shoots at you using the Gatling Gun in Old Yarnham.
- Rewards: Rifle Spear, Stake Driver, Rope Molotov Cocktail, and Oil Urn
Radiant Hunter Badge
- Requirement: Defeat the Blood-Starved Beast and return to Hunter’s Dream. Talk to Gehrman. He will tell you about a Church Healing Workshop located near Oedon’s Chapel. Return to the Cathedral Ward lantern and go through the unlocked door on the right side. Take the elevator up to find an Afflicted Townsfolk with a Gatling Gun. Kill him to get the badge.
- Rewards: Ludwig’s Holy Blade, Ludwig’s Rifle, Fire Paper, and Bone Marrow Ash
Saw Hunter Badge
- Requirement: Loot it from a corpse in the Central Yharnam Aqueducts. Travel through the large canal past the Carrion Crows to reach a small tunnel near a ladder that goes up to the bridge that leads to Father Gascoigne. You will know you are in the right tunnel when you see the Giant Boar. Lure him out (and kill him) then search the middle of the tunnel to find the corpse.
- Rewards: Saw Cleaver, Saw Spear, Hunter Axe, Threaded Cane, Hunter Pistol, and Hunter Blunderbuss
Sword Hunter Badge
- Requirement: Defeat the Cleric Beast.
- Rewards: Kirkhammer, Hunter Chief Emblem, Repeating Pistol, and Hand Lantern
Bloodborne’s Insight
Insight is one of the many factors that impact the Hunter’s performance in Bloodborne. Players can complete certain actions that increase their Insight. Similarly, there are certain actions that can cause the player to lose Insight. First, here are the effects that Insight has on the player:
Insight Effects
- Insight allows you to activate the Plain Doll in Hunter’s Dream, which is necessary for leveling up
- Each point of Insight reduces the Beasthood stat, while spending Insight will increase it
- Reaching 10 Insight unlocks the ability to purchase items from the Insight Bath Messengers
- Passing 20 Insight causes some enemies to earn new attacks and become more difficult
- After reaching 40 Insight, the Lesser Amygdala in the Cathedral Ward becomes visible
Ways to Increase Insight
Players can increase their Insight by completing any of the following:
- Enter a Boss arena (+1)
- Defeat a Boss (+3)
- Defeat a Boss as a summoned guest in co-op (+1)
- Consume a Madman’s Skull (+1)
- Get grabbed by the Lesser Amygdala at the Cathedral Ward (+1)
- Send a quest NPCs to Iosefka’s Clinic
- Kill another player using the Sinister Bell (+1)
- Interact with Master Willem (+2)
- Use one-third of the Umbilical Cord
Ways to Lose Insight
Players can lose some Insight by performing any of the following actions:
- Dying after invading through the Sinister Bell (-1)
- Using the Beckoning Bell (-1)
- Spending Insight on equipment at the Insight Bath Messengers
- Taking damage from certain enemies who steal Insight
Items Players can Purchase with Insight
- Pungent Blood Cocktail: A mature blood cocktail, thrown to attract beasts.
- Small Resonant Bell: Join another player’s game as a guest.
- Sinister Resonant Bell: Invade another Hunter’s world.
- Fire Paper: Coats weapon in fire.
- Bolt Paper: Coats weapon in lightning.
Bloodborne’s Covenants
Players can join up with a number of different Covenants in Bloodborne, each of which will reward the player with bonuses. Additionally, players can switch Covenants at any time. To join a Covenant, equip the associated Caryll Rune. Similarly, to join a different Covenant, unequip the current Covenant Rune and swap it for the desired one.
Cainhurst Vilebloods
- Joining: Go to Cainhurst Castle and meet Queen Annalise.
- Rewards: Cainhurst Badge, which unlocks the Chikage and Cainhurst Set for purchase
Executioners
- Joining: Meet Alfred before entering the Forbidden Woods and complete his quest to find the last of the Vilebloods. Get the Unopened Summons from the room where Annalise is located. After, take them to Alfred. Return to where you first met him to find the rune required to join the covenant. Note: If you also want to join the Cainhurst Vilebloods, return to Cainhurst before collecting the rune. Get the Queenly Flesh from Annalise’s corpse to resurrect her and join the Cainhurst Vilebloods.
- Rewards: Wheel Hunter Badge, which unlocks the Logarius Wheel and Gold Ardeo for purchase
Hunter of Hunters
- Joining: Complete Eileen the Crow’s questline, beginning outside the Cathedral Ward where she can be found overlooking the balcony. Open the shortcut between Grand Cathedral and the Cathedral Ward lamp, then talk to her. She will mention hunting a mark. Return to the Hunter’s Dream and travel by foot from the Cathedral Ward lamp to the Tomb of Oedon. Note: The lamp will not work if Eileen is hunting her mark. Once there, help Eileen kill her mark, then meet Eileen after defeating Rom. Go to the Cathedral Ward lamp by foot, and help Eileen kill another mark.
- Rewards: Crow Hunter Badge, which unlocks the Crow Set and Blade Of Mercy for purchase
Bloodborne Trophies
| Trophy | How to Unlock |
|---|---|
| Bloodborne | Acquire all Trophies |
| Yarnham Sunrise | Accept Gehrman’s offer |
| Honoring Wishes | Refuse Gehrman’s offer |
| Childhood’s Beginning | Refuse Gehrman’s offer after eating the Umbilical Cords, defeat the Moon Presence |
| Yarnham, Pthumerian Queen | Defeat Yarnham, Blood Queen of the Old Labyrinth |
| Hunter’s Essence | Acquire all Hunter Weapons |
| Hunter’s Craft | Acquire all special Hunter Tools |
| Weapon Master | Acquire a weapon of the highest level |
| Blood Gem Master | Acquire an extremely precious Blood Gem |
| Rune Master | Acquire an extremely precious Caryll Rune |
| Cainhurst | Gain entry to Cainhurst |
| The Choir | Gain entry to the realm of the Healing Church’s Choir |
| The Source of the Dream | Discover the source of the Hunter’s Dream (Abandoned Old Workshop) |
| Nightmare Lecture Building | Gain entry into Byrgenwerth lecture building |
| Father Gascoigne | Defeat Father Gascoigne |
| Vicar Amelia | Defeat Vicar Amelia |
| Shadow of Yarnham | Defeat the Shadow of Yarnham |
| Rom, the Vacuous Spider | Defeat Great One: Rom, the Vacuous Spider |
| The One Reborn | Defeat the One Reborn |
| Micolash, Host of the Nightmare | Defeat Micloash, Host of the Nightmare |
| Mergo’s Wet Nurse | Defeat Great One: Mergo’s Wet Nurse |
| Cleric Beast | Defeat Cleric Beast |
| Blood-starved Beast | Defeat Blood-starved Beast |
| The Witch of Hemwick | Defeat the Witch of Hemwick |
| Darkbeast Paarl | Defeat Darkbeast Paarl |
| Amygdala | Defeat Great One: Amygdala |
| Martyr Logarius | Defeat Martyr Logarius |
| Celestial Emissary | Defeat Great One: Celestial Emissary |
| Ebrietas, Daughter of the Cosmos | Defeat Great One: Ebrietas, Daughter of the Cosmos |
| Blood Gem Contact | Acquire a Blood Gem |
| Rune Contact | Acquire a Caryll Rune |
| Chalice of Pthumeru | Acquire the Chalice of Pthumeru |
| Chalice of Ailing Loran | Acquire the Chalice of Ailing Loran |
| Chalice of Isz | Acquire the Chalice of Isz |
The Old Hunters DLC Trophies
| Trophy | How to Unlock |
|---|---|
| Old Hunter’s Essence | Acquire all Old Hunter weapons |
| Orphan of Kos | Defeat Great One: Orphan of Kos |
| Ludwig, the Holy Blade | Defeat Ludwig, the Holy Blade |
| Lady Maria of the Astral Clocktower | Defeat Lady Maria of the Astral Clocktower |
| Living Failures | Defeat the failed attempts to become Great Ones |
| Lawrence, the First Vicar | Defeat Lawrence, the First Vicar |
Bloodborne Cheat FAQs
Does Bloodborne have cheats?
In the purest sense, Bloodborne does not have any cheats. However, like most other FromSoftware games, players can make use of clever workarounds to make their time with the game easier. Bloodborne can be incredibly challenging, which makes careful progression necessary. While there are no official cheats for Bloodborne, learning the game and playing it as intended is far more rewarding.
What is the Chalice Glyph for Blood Echo farming in Bloodborne?
Players will want to use the Chalice Glyph cummmfpk to enter the special Chalice Dungeon for farming Blood Echoes. This area will net players just over 83K Blood Echoes without any combat each time they enter.
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