Bloodborne Collection: The Death of Sleep

The story and the art are great, but, my copy had a nasty dunt in the pages that ran through most of the book. Despite the being damaged I enjoyed the book.

Great condition (only a minor bent in the lower corner).As for the book itself, the paper is very high quality, with great colors and artwork. The story has the same basic concept as the game, but takes a very different route. It is self contained, and each of these collection volumes is a separate story. Highly recommended for fans of fantastical horror.Knowing the game isn't required, but knowing some characters beforehand is good for nostalgia reasons

It's weird seeing the hunter talk but the story told in this book is as deep as that in the game. It's much shorter obviously and not complete but its interesting to see another side of this world. If you love the game as much as i do its worth picking up just to see the Blood-starved beast pick a fight with the central hunter. Or to see the world in which hunters are still working together to fight the beasts. I'm looking forward to seeing where the tale goes, but a warning some of the art is a tad graphic.

Granted it seems to try and cram all the known characters in to the story as possible even if it may not really make much sense but it's not enough to detract from the really nice art (the main reason I grabbed this).Definitely a must for those who love Bloodborne art.

Not only does the story fit right into the lore of the game, it even incorporates the game's mechanics in compelling ways (and without breaking the fourth wall).The story itself is good, as is the art. Recommend.

Bit strange having the hunter talk but awesome details a great bit of fan service.

Beautiful

Great read