Bloodborne is a 2015 action role-playing game developed by FromSoftware for PlayStation 4, known for its gothic setting and demanding combat. Its menus use quiet, restrained audio, and the confirm chime has become familiar to players who spent hours navigating weapons, items and level-ups. As clips from the game circulated on YouTube, TikTok and soundboard sites, creators began lifting the sound for their own edits, using it as a shorthand for a Souls-like choice or a serious decision. It remains popular because it is instantly recognisable to fans yet subtle enough to work in almost any gaming video.
About this sound
The Bloodborne confirm sound, a soft chime from the game's menus when you select an option. Creators use it for confirmations and UI moments in gaming edits.
This is the short confirmation chime from Bloodborne, heard when you confirm a choice in the game's menus. It is a soft, clean, slightly metallic tone that rises gently and fades quickly, with none of the harshness of a typical video game beep. Because Bloodborne's menus are quiet and deliberate, the sound feels calm, precise and satisfying, like a small reward for making a decision. In an edit it gives a moment of clarity, signalling that something has been chosen, locked in or approved, and it carries a subtle gothic atmosphere that instantly reminds viewers of the game without needing any visuals.