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Gamers engage in brutal combat against hordes of twisted monsters and explore the ancient gothic city of Yharnam in Bloodborne. From the developer of the Dark Souls series, Bloodborne offers the same sort of foreboding atmosphere, hellish monsters, and distinct multiplayer experience, but with faster-paced action. Other features that separate Bloodborne from its Souls ancestry include the Regain system, which lets players regain HP if they counter-attack shortly after taking damage, and the procedurally generated Chalice Dungeons, which can be played alone or with friends. The action begins with gamers creating a character, receiving a blood transfusion, and then witnessing a grisly cut-scene, only to wake up in a doctor's office with amnesia and no weapons. After their inevitable first death, players arrive in the Hunter's Dream home base, where they can level-up their character, purchase new items, armour, and weapons, and transport to other areas of Yharnam. As gamers collect treasure, defeat foes, and explore the twisted, Victorian world they will earn blood echoes, Bloodborne's currency. In a similar mechanic to the Dark Souls series, players lose all of their blood echoes if they die, but they have a chance to regain them if they return to the spot of their demise. However, another beast may have scooped up the blood echoes, so gamers must be prepared to fight for their hard-earned currency. Other features in Bloodborne will also seem familiar to veterans of the Souls series, such as the lamps that serve as checkpoints and links between Yharnam and Hunter's Dream, and asynchronous multiplayer that lets gamers leave hints, warnings, or cryptic messages, and graves that mark the spot of the demise of other players. Other multiplayer options include three-player co-op boss battles and PvP invasions. A PlayStation Plus subscription is required to access Bloodborne's multiplayer features.