Lilith Walther, the genius behind that excellent Bloodborne PS1 demake, has been hard at work making Bloodborne—sorry, Nightmare Kart, changing the name after a letter from Sony. The whole ...

There are 12 unique vehicles, multiple tracks, and Nightmare Kart boasts a chunky, PS1-style aesthetic reminiscent of Bloodborne's own distant ancestor, the beloved cult classic Nightmare Creatures.

Nightmare Kart, which was known as Bloodborne Kart until its creator scrubbed the branding in 2024, officially has a release date. Developer Lilith Walther, aka PSX Bunlith, announced on X/Twitter ...

Also, if you're keen to know how Nightmare Kart came to be a thing, we interviewed its lead dev Lilith to get the full story on that back in 2023. Read this next.

Nightmare Kart still promises all of the lovely, pixely graphics Bloodborne Kart did, and a gothic setting with some stellar music. As before, it will feature 20 Racers and 16 Maps, which again ...

After an intervention from Sony, the Bloodborne Kart fan game is finally back and ready to release with a new name--Nightmare Kart.The now legally distinct kart game is due to release on Steam and ...

Now, developer LWMedia has formally announced an expansion to Nightmare Kart, playfully titled "The Old Karts". This addon, which like the base game will be available for free, is set to add a ...

You might remember Nightmare Kart (FKA Bloodborne Kart) as the game that went viral thanks to its mix of PSX-style polygonal art, whacky party-game racing, and characters ripped straight from ...

Bloodborne PS1 Demake Developer Announces Bloodborne Kart Drift in the Nightmare. The developer of the much-loved Bloodborne PlayStation 1 demake has announced their latest project: Bloodborne Kart.

Nightmare Kart was originally set to release in January as Bloodborne Kart before being delayed to account for the branding change. The delay has had some benefits, though, allowing Walther to ...