Insider Has Bad News for Bloodborne Fans: Too disappointed

Amid recent buzz around the prospect of a Bloodborne PC port, Jeff Grub has reiterated that such a project doesn’t seem to be happening at the moment. Launched in 2015 as a PlayStation 4 exclusive, Bloodborne is considered by many as one of the best titles that developer FromSoftware has ever produced.

Bloodborne‘s gothic world of Yharnam and Lovecraftian bosses were a steep departure compared to FromSoftware’s medieval fantasy Dark Souls series at the time, which helped the game stand out. Such was its pull that after the launch of the PS5, fans immediately started demanding a Bloodborne remaster that offers 4K 60fps performance, as the PS4 version of the game has a 30fps cap. Four years later, though, Sony has yet to do anything with the heavily-requested game, and a new report suggests the likelihood remains low.

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During a recent interview, FromSoftware boss Hidetaka Miyazaki remarked on a potential Bloodborne PC port, stating that it’s something he and many developers at the studio are very supportive of as they’d like the game to be experienced by as many players as possible. This led to some wondering if an updated version of Bloodborne is in the works. However, reputable industry insider Jeff Grubb has responded to the speculation, claiming, “It’s just not happening at the moment. At least not involving From. From’s time is worth too much, and Sony probably doesn’t want to pay the premium to lock it down.”

A Bloodborne Remaster/PC Port is Apparently Not Happening Right Now

There have been numerous Bloodborne remaster and PC port rumors over the past four years that haven’t panned out, and if Grubb’s claims are to be believed, Sony and FromSoftware may not be working on anything Bloodborne-related in the near future. Interestingly, Grubb also finds it “hard to believe” that FromSoftware would ever work on a “one-console exclusive” in the same vein as Demon’s Souls and Bloodborne again, as the studio has found mass appeal across all platforms and would presumably find it more sensible to continue with a multiplatform approach, especially in an age of ballooning game development budgets.

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Bloodborne Combat
Bloodborne Whirligig Saw Trick Weapons
the hunter facing a monster in bloodborne
Bloodborne Exploration
Bloodborne Chalice Dungeon

However, it’s also hard to believe that Sony is somehow completely unaware of the sizable demand for Bloodborne. Grubb does specifically state that FromSoftware isn’t currently involved in a Bloodborne remaster/PC port, but that doesn’t exclude the possibility of an internal PlayStation team working on it, as Sony does own the IP. Wishful thinking aside, though, Bloodborne fans can only play the waiting game for now.