PS4 games come to the table with "God of War", "Bloodborne", board games

As the PlayStation 5 becomes more and more real, it's almost time to look back on the era of PlayStation 4. With this console, Sony was recovering from the awkward arrogance of the PS3 with more accessible hardware and better messaging. But really, you need a solid game catalog to win a generation and you can not argue with PS4 exclusives like Horizon: Zero Dawn and Spider Man. Well, I could, but still.

Now, two of the most acclaimed PS4 exclusives are leaving the world of virtual video games for the physical world of the table. Check-out God of War: The Card Game and Bloodborne: The Board Game from the CMON Editor.

Even as an old dad, we still think that Kratos is too violent and impatient to play the card game. But it would be a perfect fit for the old land of rustic Nordic mythology in which he lives during the events of 2018 God of the war to restart. Maybe if his son hurts him enough.

In God of War: The Card Game Players control the gods themselves in order to prevent Ragnarök (viking apocalypse) for those who do not watch Thor). To do this, you play characters such as Kratos, Atreus, Mimir and Freya to fight monsters and participate in quests, represented by cards that can be intact or destroyed. In addition to managing specific character skills, the order in which you approach quests also affects the end result. So your custom deck offers more diverse gaming and gameplay possibilities than you'd ever get from gaming.

#BloodborneTheBoardGame, designed by Eric M. Lang and Michael Shinall, comes from #Kickstarter April 23 at 15h EST! Fight as a hunter to defeat the decaying plague that terrorizes the city of #Yharnam.

Visit #Bloodborne Design Journal Part 6 here: https://t.co/viycobg7G4 pic.twitter.com/5w9jpMFlnZ

– CMON (@CMONGames) April 11, 2019

Meanwhile, the Transported by blood board game (developed by the people behind the Transported by blood The card game, which is available now) allows gamers to witness all the scary gothic horror of the exclusive action RPG from FromSoftware, but with any luck, removes the tedious gameplay and Dark souls developer is obsessed with. Have you played Sekiro? We do not know many details yet, because the game has not yet started crowdfunding, but the figures look really smooth.

God of War: The Card Game launches this summer while Bloodborne: The Board Game is coming soon to Kickstarter. For more surprising adaptations of board games, check out the table versions of Metal Gear Solid and Kingdom Hearts.