(Editor’s note: the interviewee was originally listed as Director Hidetaka Miyazaki, as that was the name on the interview schedule, among other circumstantial communication oddities. That aside, here is the interview with Mr. Yamagiwa)
Did you find From Software’s previous games — Dark Souls and Demon Souls — long enough for the genre it’s in? If so, you’ll be glad to know Bloodborne will be even bigger in scope.
Continuing our interview with Bloodborne Producer Masaaki Yamagiwa at TGS, we asked him how many hours of gameplay are they expecting from a typical Bloodborne playthrough, and here’s the good news he relayed:
Just like Demon’s Souls, it really depends on the player’s skill. It’s hard to say. But we can say that the total game volume is bigger than Demon’s Souls.
While Miyazaki didn’t give out any specific duration of time, the fact that the total game volume is bigger should be welcome news for fans, right?
In another part of the chat, Miyazaki commented on why Bloodborne is a PlayStation 4 exclusive.
Are you concerned at all regarding Bloodborne’s length or should it not matter provided the gameplay is solid?
Bloodborne Screenshots
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Bloodborne Birds of Death
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Bloodborne Blood and Guts
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Bloodborne Crazyeyed Dog
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Bloodborne Creepy Statue
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Bloodborne Evil Forest
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Bloodborne Fittingly A Gaveyard
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Bloodborne Fog of Terror
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Bloodborne Garden of Evil
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Bloodborne Horrendous Beast
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Bloodborne Huge Monster Cometh
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Bloodborne Monster Attacking A Vigil
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Bloodborne Monster Riot
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Bloodborne Monsterplosion
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Bloodborne Twin Blades Ready to Rock
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Bloodborne Whats Under This Bridge
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Bloodborne Wheelchair With Gun
