Tutorials | Bloodborne Wiki


Tutorials for Bloodborne outlining the basic mechanics from the game as explained by the developer.

The pre-release information for tutorials may be seen in our Alpha page:

User Guide


Controls

Left stick
 Move
Right stick
 Move camera
R1 button
 Use right-handed weapon
R2 button
 Use strong right-handed weapon
L1 button
 Transform right-handed weapon
L2 button
 Use left-handed weapon (gun/torch)
L2 button (while holding two-handed weapon)
 Special attack
X button
 Interact
TRIANGLE button
 Use blood vial to restore health
SQUARE button
 Use item
CIRCLE button
 Step backwards, dodge, and jump (hold to run/climb faster)
R3
 Toggle lock-on and center camera
UP directional button
 Acquire more QS Bullets by sacrificing health
DOWN directional button
 Switch items
RIGHT directional button
 Cycle through right-handed weapons
LEFT directional button
 Cycle through left-handed weapons
OPTIONS button
 Open System menu
touch pad button (press left-hand side)
 Open Gesture menu
touch pad button (press right-hand side)
 Open Personal Effects menu

NETWORK PLAY

The items used for network play – Beckoning Bell, Small Resonant Bell, Silencing Blank and Notebook – can be found in the Personal Effects menu.

Co-op Play

You needn't face the nightmarish world of Bloodborne alone – join forces with up to two extra players to overcome the toughest of foes.

Initiating Co-op Play

When you summon another player into your game, you become the “host”. To do this, select the Beckoning Bell from the Personal Effects menu. You must have at least 1 Insight to use the bell.
If you wish to join another player's game, select the Small Resonant Bell from the Personal Effects menu. When you join another player's game, you're referred to as a “guest”.

Ending Co-op Play

When playing co-op, your session will either end in victory or failure, at which point you'll be returned to your own world automatically.
If you need to abandon a co-op session, use the Silencing Blank item from the Personal Effects menu. The host can also use a Silencing Blank to dismiss guests from their world.

Notes and the Notebook

You can leave messages for other players to warn them about particular dangers lurking in an area or to give them a hint about a hidden secret. To write a note, or to read a note left by another player, select the Notebook in the Personal Effects menu.




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