At this particular moment, Bloodborne fans are eager for a re-release of the game with an improved version or to announce a second part, but instead, after all this waiting that has lasted for many years, Sony plays with the feelings of this public by publishing a close-up of the game's cover.

If you don't follow Sony's accounts on social media platforms, today Sony did so via its official Twitter account. Post a close-up On the side of the game cover, and you ask your followers which game cover is this photo of?

Of course, there's no need to guess, the community knows every corner of the world of Yharnam, so they'll miss the side of the character's image that's on the game's cover. However, the tweet was promptly deleted after a few minutes, when things started to go wrong.

There may not be any hint behind this photo other than that it was a bad choice and at the wrong time for the person who runs Sony's Twitter account to create some kind of interaction, nothing more. However, it did take society in another direction as a kind of hint that there was something related to the game that was going to be announced.

The tweet's deletion indicates that this is not the case, and that it is just to create interaction, nothing more, but it was like throwing a piece of meat in the middle of a hungry crocodile farm, as the attacks, analysis and criticism were raining down on the tweet before it was removed.

Over the past period, there have been constant calls for Sony to re-release Bloodborne with an enhanced version on the PlayStation 5, just like it did with the Demon's Souls remake, and those hopes have been heightened after Sony began re-releasing its previous games on PC with enhanced versions.

So far, unfortunately, there is no indication whether Bloodborne will return again, either with a second part or a re-release of the original game on the current generation, and the gaming community has not lost hope so far, and perhaps the crazy reaction we saw today could be enough to convince the company to return to the address.