This game doesn't need a sequel; it can have a remake if it wants one.

The ethereal world and mystifying story of Bloodborne will captive me no matter how many treks I make through Yharnam. I've plaid Bloodborne many times, yet I feel I've only just begun to appreciate its visceral combat, immaculate art design, unforgettable dialogue, and variation in character build and gameplay progression. How this game manages to be something so familiar, yet so distinct; so simple, yet so complex; so streamlined, yet so customizable. The majesty of FromSoft's work has left me at a loss for words. I don't often say this, but I wouldn't want a sequel. This game left every piece of its story, world, and lore where it needed to be, and I'm happy that the studio is still making creative, new projects; they've made more games I love since.

We'll never have another game like Bloodborne, but I don't see that as a bad thing. And, having just started Elden Ring, I can tell that FromSoftware will continue to amaze with new titles and ideas.