Bloodborne Official Artworks

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Included are character concepts, creature designs, location illustrations, weapons, items, and more! Bloodborne: Official Artworks collects the hair-raising artwork behind this modern action role-playing classic. Future Press gone behind the scenes with Bloodborne's creators to unearth every secret hidden within the mysterious city of Yharnam.

In the terrifying video game Bloodborne, deranged mobs and nightmarish creatures lurk around every corner of a horror-filled gothic city. Discover a selection of artwork from Bloodborne, a dark fantasy RPG developed by FromSoftware, produced with SIE Japan Studio, and published by Sony Computer Entertainment.Your hunt through the streets of Yharnam will be your most exciting and rewarding journey yet, and the road will be hard.

The game itself is a masterpiece for many reasons, but being able to own this book that so perfectly presents the detail of this world and everything in it, is a joy. Apart from the details on some bosses and enemies (which admittedly could use more attention apart from a single image) that you might not be able to see in game, all of that is present to quench your curiosity. While the book is indeed not hardback (which is common for the UDON publisher), so you don't get that "feel of a book", the quality is still good, don't think that it's some sort of leaflet with pictures.

Bloodborne Official Artworks" which is compiled with the pictures from 'Bloodborne' was released on February 26th in Japan.

Regardless, the artwork is awesome and brings out the horrific vision of the monsters in a way that game can't. These guides are your key to mastering the merciless challenges and navigating the darkest depths of the city. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. If you want to learn more about The Art of Bloodborne, take your chance to get one of the few art books left. The most interesting part for myself personally was that, every Hunter armour set, in full size, usually with back and frontal views, also has a neat detail - how it looks without the coat/cape/top cover/etc.

When it comes to the concepts themselves, never have I seen a more faithful transition from concept to the final product with every little detail, every tiny piece of clothing or a gravestone, everything you remember from the game is there in the concepts, perfectly transitioning from art to video game.

Various pieces of art are stretched across two pages which makes it impossible to see some of the detail.It features a good combination of world concept art and character art although I was hoping for a bit more concept work of non-featured ideas.