Bloodborne still stands strong as one of the best games of the last decade. The game was released back in 2015 as a PlayStation exclusive and has stayed the same since. Bloodborne is Hidetaka Miyazaki’s finest game that ultimately crowned him as the king of soul-like games.
However, a recent link between Bloodborne and Madagascar has sparked the curiosity of many. This recent link proves that Bloodborne was well thought out, and Miyazaki knew exactly what he was doing while creating the masterpiece.
The link between the two games is related to Michael Wandmacher, who is a world-renowned music composer known for this dynamic range of work. He was the composer of both Madagascar and Bloodborne. Music has a great role to play in both games since it elevates the experience by enhancing the visuals on the scene and gripping the players.
He gave Bloodborne a dark, eerie, atmospheric vibe that further elevates the horror elements of the game and makes exploration and boss fights more intense. Music plays a huge role in what makes Bloodborne stand out amongst other soul-like games. A large credit for the same goes to Michael Wandmacher, who managed to give people a memorable soundtrack.
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Madagascar was a huge success when it first came out in 2005. Players loved playing a game belonging to their beloved movie franchise. The game’s soundtrack was more vibrant and joyful, which played a huge role in helping the game stand out.
Wandmacher had established himself as a great composer after working on this game, and his involvement with Madagascar would have made him a key asset during the development of Bloodborne.
Much like Madagascar, Bloodborne too stands the test of time. It is still as relevant and fun as it was nine years ago. The game is also currently undergoing an unofficial mod, which will enable the game to run on PC as well. There has been no announcement from Sony or FromSoftware about an official PC port. Nevertheless, an unofficial port is on the way.
The game going through modding 9 years after its release proves the undying significance of the game. People still want to play the game, and music played a huge role in making the game’s world feel complete and more emotional. The game’s music helps players get teleported into its world with much ease.
The same can be said for Madagascar as well. However, the game might lack in a lot of ways when compared to some of the recent titles, but it still is as engaging as it was 20 years ago, which is a great deal in itself. Players still love to revisit this game over and over again.
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