Bloodborne: The Card GameYour fate awaits in the Chalice Dungeon. Will it be glory or death?Bloodborne: The Card Game  designed by Eric M. Lang and based on Sony Entertainment and FromSoftware's hit video game Bloodborne for the PlayStation 4. In it, several Hunters will enter the Chalice Dungeon, but only one will be able to escape the victor. Round after round you'll face off against brutal creatures bent on destroying you. It will require cunning decisions and careful timing to avoid death. Along the way you'll find powerful weapons and equipment that will aid in your quest.

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Thriving in Gothic Horror. One of the best parts of Bloodborne is the game's setting and tone. When players step into Yharnam for the first time,. Lang and based on Sony Entertainment and FromSoftware's hit video game Bloodborne for the PlayStation.

As you dispatch the monsters in battle, you'll earn rewards of Blood Echoes and Trophies. Bank your rewards and heal by resting in the Hunter's Dream or you could risk losing points and even death. Bloodborne: The Card Game is a challenging, tactical game.

You'll need to be able to read your opponents and make split second decisions if you want to earn the most glory in combat. Only the brave will have a chance to escape!

PlayStation Now, Sony's premium streaming service that brings a host of otherwise console-exclusives to PC,. Its latest batch of streamables includes Project Cars, Exile's End, God Eater: Resurrection and (YES!) Bloodborne.Despite the success of From Software's like-minded ARPG series Dark Souls on desktops, Sony owns the license to Hidetaka Miyazaki's other nightmarish wonder—which means it'll almost certainly remain a PS4-exclusive. The workaround here is PS Now, which lets you stream console-exclusives on PC, assuming you've got a fast enough connection.PS Now comes with a free seven-day trial, and the notes a 'summer price promotion' runs from now through September 25. With that, new subscribers can sign up for $9.99 per month, for $29.99 for three months (normally $44.99), or for $99.99 for a full year.It's worth pointing out that I cancelled my monthly subscription after a couple of months at launch, simply because I wasn't using it.

There are some gems on there—a total of 650 PS4, PS3, and PS2 games, so says the PS Blog—but I imagine the main draw for PC players is Rockstar's Red Dead Redemption, and now Bloodborne.Anyway, if you're interested, PS Now's new faces include:. Aces of the Luftwaffe. Alchemic Jousts. Bard’s Gold. Bloodborne. Exile’s End.

God Eater: Resurrection. Moto Racer 4.

Project Cars. Shiness: The Lightning Kingdom. The DwarvesMore information on PS Now lives.