Quick Read
- Bloodborne’s 10th anniversary is marked by a deluxe vinyl boxset from Laced Records, priced at $98 and shipping April 2026.
- The set includes 21 tracks from the base game and 9 from The Old Hunters DLC, totaling 30 tracks over three heavyweight marble vinyl discs.
- Exclusive slipmat and gold-foiled collector’s box are only available with the complete boxset.
- No remaster, sequel, or 60fps patch has been announced by Sony or FromSoftware.
- Pre-orders are live now; individual volumes can be purchased separately but lack the premium collector extras.
Bloodborne’s Decade: A Gothic Masterpiece Honored in Vinyl
On March 24, 616, FromSoftware’s Bloodborne carved its name into video game history. Its gothic, cosmic horror soaked streets of Yharnam, punishing difficulty, and haunting soundtrack set a new standard for atmospheric action RPGs. Now, as the game’s tenth anniversary arrives, fans aren’t getting the long-hoped-for remaster, sequel, or 60fps patch. Instead, Sony and Laced Records have teamed up for something tangible: the definitive Bloodborne vinyl collection—a collector’s boxset that’s as meticulously crafted as the game itself (Polygon, RPGSite, PushSquare).
Inside the Box: What Makes the Anniversary Vinyl Special?
The centerpiece of this celebration is a deluxe three-LP box set, priced at $98 USD and shipping in April 2026. This isn’t just a re-release; it’s the first time Bloodborne’s complete soundtrack—including tracks from the original game and The Old Hunters DLC—has been pressed together, mastered for the warmth and depth only vinyl can deliver.
The set includes:
- 21 tracks from the base game (Vol. 1), repressed on turquoise, black, and white marble heavyweight vinyl.
- 9 tracks from The Old Hunters expansion (Vol. 2), on red, black, and white marble vinyl.
- An exclusive Caryll Runes slipmat, only available with the full boxset.
- Lift-off lid collector’s box with gold foiling and gatefold sleeves, emphasizing premium craftsmanship.
Both volumes are available for separate purchase—Vol. 1 for $42, Vol. 2 for $32—but the slipmat and collector’s packaging are exclusive to the boxset. Pre-orders are live at Laced Records’ official site and select retail partners, but only the boxset gives you the complete experience.
Why Vinyl? The Power of Bloodborne’s Soundtrack
Bloodborne’s music is inseparable from its identity. Composers Ryan Amon, Yuka Kitamura, Tsukasa Saitoh, Nobuyoshi Suzuki, Cris Velasco, and Michael Wandmacher recorded these tracks at Abbey Road Studios, layering orchestral horror with emotional intensity. Boss fights like “Ludwig, the Holy Blade” and “Lady Maria of the Astral Clocktower” are legendary not just for their mechanics, but for the music that drives their drama. On vinyl, the analog warmth makes each crescendo and eerie motif more personal—like stepping into Yharnam’s nightmare with every spin.
The vinyl format, with its physicality and sonic richness, gives fans a new way to appreciate Bloodborne’s world. For audiophiles, the specially mastered tracks ensure that even the subtlest orchestral flourishes shine, translating digital complexity into analog depth. For collectors, the marble discs and gold foiling offer a visual tribute that matches the game’s dark elegance.
The Community’s Response: Excitement, Nostalgia, and Longing
The Soulsborne community has always been vocal, and reactions to the vinyl release are a mix of excitement and bittersweet longing. Fans have flooded Reddit and social media with praise for the boxset’s design and quality, sharing memories of past vinyl editions that sold out in hours. One collector noted, “It’s gorgeous. Well worth the price, and be aware—they sold out in an hour.”
Yet, a persistent undercurrent remains: the desire for a remaster or sequel. “They’ll release every Bloodborne merch you can think of but not make a remaster/remake/60fps patch,” wrote another fan. For many, the vinyl set is both a celebration and a reminder of the game’s enduring impact—and the silence from Sony and FromSoftware on further releases.
How to Secure Your Copy—and Why You Should
With pre-orders open and shipping slated for April 2026, fans have time to prepare—but not to procrastinate. The vinyl market is notorious for limited runs and quick sellouts, especially for beloved franchises. The official three-LP boxset comes with the slipmat and premium packaging, making it the top pick for completionists and devoted fans.
Here’s how to get yours:
- Visit Laced Records for exclusive editions.
- Choose your variant—the boxset offers the full experience.
- Pre-order before stock limitations hit.
- Wait until April 2026 for delivery.
- Drop the needle and revisit Yharnam’s nightmares.
Individual volumes are available through retailers like IGN Store, Black Screen Records, and Norman Records, but only the boxset includes the exclusive slipmat and collector’s box.
The Big Picture: Why This Release Matters
For Bloodborne’s 10th anniversary, the vinyl boxset stands as the primary official celebration. Sony and FromSoftware have remained quiet on remasters or sequels, making this release the focal point for fans’ nostalgia and dedication. It’s a testament to the game’s legacy—a physical artifact that captures the spirit of Yharnam, the horror, and the music that defined a generation of action RPGs.
Will this be the only anniversary release? As of now, yes. No remaster or new content has been announced, and the vinyl boxset fills that celebratory gap. The Souls community’s appetite for Bloodborne remains insatiable, and if history is any guide, this release will become a prized collectible as stock dwindles.
For those who’ve survived Lady Maria, Ludwig, and the countless horrors of Bloodborne, this vinyl set offers something rare—a chance to relive the journey in sound, to hold a piece of gaming history, and to connect with a community that refuses to let Yharnam fade away.
In marking Bloodborne’s tenth year with a meticulously crafted vinyl release, Sony and Laced Records have given fans a definitive tribute—one that honors the game’s artistry even as hopes for a sequel remain unanswered. The music endures, the legacy grows, and for now, the turntable is where Yharnam lives on.