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Bloodborne: The Old Hunters

Bloodborne: The Old Hunters

FromSoftware·Released Nov 24, 2015·Single player

Platforms
PS4
Genres
RPGAdventure
Critic90/100
Across 6 reviews
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About

The Old Hunters is the first Expansion for Bloodborne. It features all-new locations, bosses, weapons, and armour. Set in a nightmare world where hunters from the past are trapped forever, explore brand new stages full of dangers, rewards and deadly beasts to overcome. You’ll find multiple new outfits and weapons to add to your arsenal as well as additional magic to wield and add more variety to your combat strategy. With new story details, learn the tale of hunters who once made Yharnam their hunting grounds, meet new NPCs, and discover another side of the history and world of Bloodborne.

Reviews

6 reviews
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IGN
Brandin Tyrrel·Nov 23, 2015
Critic80/100
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From Software's long-awaited expansion is a bloody new chunk of the same great experience.

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GameSpot
Miguel Concepcion·Nov 23, 2015
Critic90/100
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The presumptive first and last expansion to one of the best games of 2015 is worth every death, every item discovery, and every visceral attack.

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Eurogamer
Rich Stanton·Nov 23, 2015
Critic100/100
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Editor's note: This review goes into some small spoiler territory with the identity of bosses and details on locations …

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Push Square
Sammy Barker·Nov 23, 2015
Critic90/100
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Bloodborne: The Old Hunters is much more of the same from what is already an outstanding game. The new environments and boss encounters add hours to the main experience, but it's the deluge of additional equipment that will keep veterans most occupied. If you've been yearning for a reason to return to Yharnam, then this DLC practically demands your Blood Echoes. Just remember that the life of hunter is defined by death – and you're going to die a lot.

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