The one known as Bloodborne Kart (now called Nightmare Kart after the call from Sony) can be played for free on Steam and has ‘Extremely Positive’ reviews
It’s curious, but Nightmare Kart It is the closest you will be able to play Bloodborne on PC. It was previously known as Bloodborne Kart, but Sony didn’t like that and demanded the name be changed, hence its new title. In case you still don’t know what we’re talking about, don’t worry, we’ll explain it to you. For months now, the existence of this Bloodborne-themed fan title has been known and with PS1 graphics.
In this case you do not have to defeat monsters, but you must drive karts in the world created by FromSoftware. Although it was considered an Internet joke, Bloodborne Kart is a very serious game after the latest milestone it has reached. A few days ago we informed you that the title could already be downloaded through its official website, but it turns out that days later it has arrived on Steam completely freeand it has turned out to be a complete success in terms of reception.
In the end Nightmare Kart has conquered the hearts of many players, as its creators have announced on social networks that the title has been Discharged more of 130,000 times both on Itch.io and Steam. It has been in the Valve store where Bloodborne Kart has obtained reviews’Extremely Positive‘ with a 98% favorable opinions of the players (via Gamesradar). It seems that Sony doesn’t realize that the community wants a version of Bloodborne for PC, but Nightmare Kart is a perfect way to entertain yourself while that desired announcement arrives.
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Don’t think that Nightmare Kart is a title where you can only drive through Yharnam with PS1 graphics. Bloodborne Kart is much more than that and even its creators have gone the extra mile, creating circuits so you can fight bosses. In addition to the fact that we can enjoy the game with split-screen cooperative, Bloodborne Kart can keep us trapped for many hours thanks to its 21 racers, 13 karts and 15 circuits.
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