Fans of FromSoftware’s acclaimed action RPG Bloodborne have something new to anticipate—a full-fledged animated movie adaptation. Announced recently, the project promises to bring the atmospheric, gothic world of Yharnam and its terrifying creatures to life in a new format. While specific details about the storyline, animation style, or release schedule remain under wraps, one notable revelation is the involvement of the popular Irish YouTube creator Jacksepticeye in the production.

Known for his engaging commentary and charismatic online presence, Jacksepticeye has amassed millions of followers through his gaming-focused YouTube channel, including content devoted to Bloodborne. His participation in the animated film could mean him lending his voice to a character, contributing to the project in another capacity, or both. However, no official confirmation about his role has been provided yet.

Bloodborne, released in 2015 for the PlayStation 4, remains one of FromSoftware’s most cherished titles. The game is celebrated for its haunting art style, challenging combat mechanics, and rich lore inspired by gothic horror and Lovecraftian themes. With its intricate, foreboding setting, Bloodborne seems ripe for a cinematic adaptation, and an animated format could do justice to the detailed, grotesque aesthetic of its world.

This announcement comes amidst a growing trend of video game adaptations, including animated series and movies that have brought games like Castlevania and The Last of Us to wider audiences. Fans will likely speculate how the adaptation will approach Bloodborne’s rich yet cryptic lore—whether sticking closely to the game’s narrative or exploring new angles within the same universe.

Though many questions about the project remain, the combination of Bloodborne’s evocative world-building and Jacksepticeye’s widespread fanbase suggests the film could resonate with both longtime players and newcomers. For now, those eager for additional updates will want to stay tuned as more information about the project and its creative team is rolled out.