Bloodborne-themed menus and loading screens
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🔍 Analysis
- 🏆 #66 of 74 User Interface mods in this game by downloads
📋 About This Mod
What does this do?
Changes a few Sekiro UI elements, namely:
1) Main menu with different colours and "Fear the old blood" writing. Chose that over others both cos of practical issues (shadows die twice is divided into shadows and die twice so, if whichever sentence you pick can't be divided more or less equally and with both parts having about the same amount of letters, it either is lopsided or it looks weird - or both) and because, coincidentally (not really) it fits Sekiro perfectly.
2) All other menus with, again, different colours and with the hunter mark in the background.
3) Resurrection nodes: the two standard ones being replaced with the Impurity Rune, the extra one from Phantom Lady Butterfly replaced with the Corruption Rune.
4) Loading screen flame on the upper right, now coloured purple.
5) Changes all 15 loading screens with Bloodborne-themed ones (if I have time and can actually find them, I'll try to add links to the original authors).
Additionally, since it's a Bloodborne-themed mod, ps4 button prompts replacements are also included. I can't for the life of me remember which mod they came from because I downloaded and modified a few in the past year but it's not something I originally did.
Installation instructions
Download whichever version you want (Everything, Loading screens only, Menus only), unzip it and place the menu folder in your Sekiro mods folder. If you already have a menu folder, just put the "hi" folder in it or replace the files within with these ones.
File names
- Menu_load_00000.tpf to menu_load_00014.tpf are, obviously enough, the loading screens files.
- 01_common.tpf and 01_common.sblytbnd are the menu(s) replacements and ps4 button prompts files.
Requirements
Same as with every other mod, just install the Sekiro mod engine first and create a mods folder if you don't already have one.
Shout outs
Ari03a for the idea, HanzoTheShinobi for testing.
A compact UI mod that reskins Sekiro's menus and loading screens with a Bloodborne aesthetic, including PS4 button prompts. With 8 endorsements and 200 downloads, it's a niche pick for fans of both games. Last updated May 2026.
✨ Key Features
📊 Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Tiny niche mod that's perfect for Bloodborne fans playing Sekiro (8 endorsements)
- Does exactly what it says: menus, loading screens, and button prompts all get the Bloodborne treatment
- Recently updated (May 2026) so it's likely compatible with current Sekiro patches
⚠️ Cons
- Very low endorsement count (8) means it's barely tested by the community
- No screenshots or detailed previews in the description, so you're going in blind
- Only cosmetic – if you want gameplay changes, this isn't it
For Sekiro players who are also Bloodborne fans and want a quick visual crossover. If you're tired of the default menus and want a fresh coat of paint, this is a simple way to do it. Skip if you're looking for gameplay tweaks or if you prefer vanilla UI.
💡 Beginner Tips
- Since this is a UI mod, make sure to back up your original menu files before replacing them, just in case you want to revert.
- If you're using a mod manager like Mod Engine 2, drop the files into the mod folder and enable it – no extra steps needed.
- Check the mod's comments section for any user-reported issues with specific game versions, as UI mods can break after updates.
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- Sekiro Mods
- Author
- Kurgo
- Version
- 1
- Downloads
- 200
- Endorsements
- 8
- Category
- User Interface
- Created
- 5/22/2026
- Updated
- 5/22/2026
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