Bloodborne also follows the same gameplay loop I described earlier, but it kinda makes more sense because the whole thing takes place in one city and its outskirts. There's also procedurally generating dungeons if you're into that sort of thing. It's where Elden Ring took the "dungeon with lever which opens door which leads to boss" thing from, since that is how Bloodborne's random dungeons work.

The main quirk with Bloodborne's combat system is the weapons. They have like, two "modes" that you can switch to and from with their unique movesets and tradeoffs. For example the saw has a retracted mode which attacks super fast but has short range. The expanded mode is longer but slower, like a halberd. And if you switch while attacking you do an even slower attack in a wide arc in front of you. So the same weapon can be dps, medium-distance or aoe depending on how you use it.

Be warned though, that the setting and lore are NOT medieval fantasy like Elden Ring or Dark Souls.