Out at TGS at Sony's press conference FROM Software revealed a new gameplay trailer for Bloodborne's first official expansion, The Old Hunters.

"The Old Hunters" is a brand new expansion DLC for the critically acclaimed PlayStation®4 exclusive Bloodborne, available for download starting November 24, 2015.

Experience the nightmare of the hunters who once guarded Byrgenwerth’s deepest, darkest secrets and uncover the mystery behind Yharnam’s sinister past and in The Old Hunters expansion DLC for Bloodborne™. Journey to a world where hunters from the past are trapped forever, find multiple new outfits and weapons to add to your hunter arsenal, and explore brand new stages full of dangers, rewards, and deadly beasts to hunt.

Watch the trailer embedded below.

Joaby is as massive a 'Souls fan as I know. He's good at it and he knows the ins and outs of the design principles of those games. He also makes fun of me because I drop the controller almost always less than 20-minutes into any of the experiences and throw my hands up in frustration. So he's reviewed the game for us in both written form and as a video review on his own YouTube channel.

Still, it's not exactly the same as the Dark or Demon's Souls games. There are differences -- and these differences are significant. Bloodborne pushes the pace of the action in a way the Souls games never did -- when you lose health in Bloodborne, the health bar stays full for a moment, and you have a brief opportunity to regain some (or all) of it by pressing the attack. If you don't attack inside 3ish seconds or if you get hit again you'll lose that health, and the best way to get it back will be via Blood Vials (there are other ways, but Blood Vials are the primary method).

This changes how you approach combat in the game. The risk/reward scenario is different -- health lost isn't gone for good, so taking damage isn't cause for concern. There are absolutely bosses where (provided you aren't staggered for too long) taking a hit to get in close to them is better than hanging back and waiting for an opportunity to strike that might not come.

That's just a slice of his in-depth and thoughtful review of a game that does nothing but destroy your soul (in my humble opinion).

Click here for our full Bloodborne written and video review.

From Software has unveiled a new gameplay trailer for Bloodborne at PlayStation Experience, focusing on the Chalice Dungeon, a procedurally generated roguelike dungeon.

The demo was showcased with two players, showing off just what you can expect when it comes to the dungeon, including a gigantic dog boss to top it off. Check it out below to see the gorgeous game in action.

Dark Souls developer From Software has revealed all new gameplay from its highly anticipated PlayStation 4 Souls successor Bloodborne at today's The Game Awards.

The new footage focuses heavily on the multiplayer component, which appears to be three-player co-op, carrying over from their previous Souls series. There's also some quick glances of the various weapons players will use, including a very slick makeshift flamethrower from a lantern.

From Software's upcoming PlayStation 4 release Bloodborne will be delayed by a month, Sony Computer Entertainment Japan producer Masaaki Yamagiwa announced today on the official European PlayStation Blog.

While previously scheduled to launch in February 2015, Bloodborne will now be released in March 25th in 2015.

"We need a few more weeks to deliver you the best possible final experience," he said.

"We were really grateful for all the player data and feedback we received from those who took part in our recent limited alpha test, and this extra development time will allow us to better integrate these learnings into the game."

A new trailer for Sony's PlayStation 4 exclusive title Bloodborne has been unleashed during the Golden Joystick Awards, showcasing just what type of enemies we can expect to face.

It's dark, it's deadly and it promises to be the most brutal experience on PS4. Bloodborne is here, and it's going to mess you up.

Bloodborne is developed by From Software and published by Sony Computer Entertainment. It is being directed by Demon's Souls and Dark Souls director Hidetaka Miyazaki, bringing a murky, brutal twist to the familiar Dark Souls gameplay.

Check it out below. Bloodborne is scheduled for launch in February 2015 for PlayStation 4.

From Software's gothic, Victorian-era PlayStation 4 exclusive RPG Bloodborne has been given a final date of February 6th, 2015, Sony Computer Entertainment announced at Tokyo Game Show 2014.

Sadly no price point has been given but expect the typical Australian pricing schedule. Those looking across the sea will find that American gamers picking up Bloodborne will be able to nab a nifty Collector's Edition, complete with Steelbook collector's case, an art book featuring concept art from the game and a digital copy of the game's complete soundtrack. No news on whether Australia will be gaining a Collector's Edition.

The trailer offers a great glimpse into the very dark and dirty world of Bloodborne that is sure to excite past Souls fans. With enemies ranging from multi-headed creatures to your simple grunt-like withered beings, From Software is definitely capturing that Dark Souls feel quite well.

Expect lots of death, a number of rage moments and probably a few tears as you complete that all-time difficult boss. Check out the trailers below, and also catch a glimpse at the stream for some more in-depth gameplay.