Elden Ring: Graceborne is The Bloodborne Sequel We’ve Been Waiting For

Elden Ring: Graceborne is The Bloodborne Sequel We’ve Been Waiting For


There is no denying that Bloodborne is already quite an eerie and unsettling experience but this free download finally brings us an even creepier experience in the form of an unofficial sequel.

It has been over a decade since FromSoftware released Bloodborne and with the action RPG widely regarded as one of the best games of all time, it is no wonder that fans have been calling out for a sequel, or at least a remaster.

However, with no sign of either, it has been left to its dedicated fanbase to bring us new and exciting content and this free download does exactly that.

Graceborn is a free-to-download mod which aims to turn Elden Ring into more of a Bloodborne experience.

Elden Ring is an incredible game in its own right but it definitely lacks the Lovecraftian and eldritch horror of Bloodborne and so this mod will make the 2022 hit “into a more grim and sinister experience.”

On top of this Lovecraftian overhaul, Graceborn will also introduce functional trick weapons, firearms which can parry, quickstepping, perma-night and many other additions.

Developed by Noctis, Graceborn is a “mod overhaul still in its infancy” but still manages to boast 22 armor sets, 35 weapons, 17 trick weapons and 5 firearms in an attempt to bring Bloodborne to the Lands Between.

Elden Ring has its fair share of interesting enemies but none of which match the eldritch horrors of bosses such as Ludwig of Vicar Amelia and so this mod will completely overhaul the look of some mobs and bosses to fit that Bloodborne aesthetic.

To give your Tarnished the look of a Hunter, you can travel to the custom NPC vendor in Elden Ring’s Cathedral of Elleh to purchase your new weapons and armour sets.

As a fan-made mod, you cannot expect the entirety of Bloodborne to be ported into Elden Ring but there is no denying that Noctis has given it a good shot with the mod screenshots showing just what they have achieved.

With the Erdtree towering in the background, players now look out of place in the Lands Between with their Hunter gear and scythes and yet it is the perfect tribute to Bloodborne and even gives us a glimpse of what a potential Bloodborne 2 could look like.

Better yet, this mod is completely free to download and add to your Elden Ring save on PC so if you want to enjoy the technically advanced 2022 FromSoftware RPG with the magic and horrors of Bloodborne, this mod is the perfect opportunity to do so.

6 Comments

  1. eloisa92

    This post highlights some exciting possibilities for fans of Bloodborne! It’s always interesting to see how new titles can build on the atmosphere and themes of beloved games. Looking forward to seeing how Graceborne develops!

  2. cade00

    I completely agree! The blend of themes and gameplay elements from Bloodborne into Elden Ring could really offer a fresh yet familiar experience. It’ll be fascinating to see how the lore connects and expands upon the existing universe.

  3. kali62

    I totally see where you’re coming from! The way Elden Ring incorporates the atmospheric storytelling and gothic visuals of Bloodborne really enhances the sense of dread. It’ll be interesting to see how the open-world design influences the pacing and exploration compared to the more linear structure of Bloodborne.

  4. xzavier97

    Thanks for your thoughts! The blend of Elden Ring’s open world with Bloodborne’s haunting aesthetics really does create a unique experience. It’s fascinating how the lore is embedded in the environment, making exploration feel both rewarding and eerie.

  5. dhand

    I appreciate your comment! The way Elden Ring expands on the atmospheric storytelling from Bloodborne could really deepen the sense of immersion. It’ll be interesting to see how the lore intertwines with the open-world exploration.

  6. denesik.berta

    I totally agree! Elden Ring really takes that atmospheric storytelling to new heights, especially with its open-world design that allows for deeper exploration of lore. It’s fascinating how both games create such immersive environments that feel alive with history.

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