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I think it is time to throwback and finish my old project: 

In Bloodborne, you’re not just encountering Lovecraftian imagery; you’re immersed in the existential dread and madness that define his work. As you explore Yharnam, remember you’re stepping into Lovecraft’s nightmares and eldritch horrors  In the next casts, I will delve deeper into this fascinating connection

Let's weave together the threads of madness and cosmic horror, drawing from both Bloodborne and H.P. Lovecraft's work.

In the twisted streets of Yharnam, the player encounters a city plagued by a mysterious illness. As they delve deeper, they uncover forbidden knowledgethe kind that would shatter a sane mind. Byrgenwerth, an ancient institution,reveals grotesque creatures,and the moonlit lake where Rom resides hints at cosmic forces.

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3/ Lovecraft's influence is palpable, the more you know, the closer you come to madness. The descent mirrors Lovecraft's characters who dared to glimpse cosmic truths.

Lovecraft's stories like"The Call of Cthulhu","At the Mountains of Madness,"and"The Shadow over Innsmouth",immerse readers in cosmic horror.Ancient beings, indifferent to humanity,lurk beyond the veil of reality.Cthulhu, Nyarlathotep,and Yog-Sothoth defy comprehension,their existence a cosmic joke played on mortals.

Lovecraft's protagonists grapple with forbidden texts, cults, and the insignificance of humanity. In Bloodborne, the player's journey mirrors this cosmic dance, a dance that drives them toward madness or enlightenment, depending on their resolve.