Environment artist Potomy has shared a number of screenshots and a video from a Bloodborne-inspired map in Minecraft that will blow you away.
This Bloodborne Remake in Minecraft looks absolutely amazing, and it’s by far one of the best custom maps we’ve seen. The attention to detail is extraordinary, and everything looks incredible. Potomy was also able to capture the game’s atmosphere, and we really have to congratulate the artist for that.
Now the downside here is that this map is behind a Patreon wall. The Bloodborne x Minecraft texture pack will cost you $41, and it will give you access to the actual map and its resource pack. Basically, it’s like purchasing a new game. In my opinion, you should stay away from it. Don’t get me wrong, this is one of the best recreations I’ve seen in Minecraft. However, its price is too high.
Thankfully, you can find below some screenshots and a cinematic video from it. And I get it. If you are a die-hard Bloodborne fan you’ll definitely want to play it. However, will you be willing to pay $41 for it?
Speaking of Minecraft, you should also check out the Mass Effect Mash-up Pack for it. There is also a really cool Harry Potter RPG that you can download. Additionally, you can find a Kingdom Come Deliverance Demake, as well as Brutal Minecraft Beta 2.0 (a project inspired by Brutal Doom). Oh, and let’s not forget this Lord of the Ring Mod that recreates Minas Tirith in it.
Enjoy and stay tuned for more!
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