![]() And I think Bluepoint might also be doing the console remaster of the first one. In October 2021, Xbox Era podcast host Nick Baker claimed that "I've been told there's a PC port that's already done, and I think what's happening with Bluepoint is, Bluepoint is doing the sequel. There's no public proof that it exists, and no leakers with sterling track records have given us confidence in the port's existence.Ī new rumor still pops up every few months, at this point. There have been some random claims that Bloodborne is PC-bound, but no leaked footage or screenshots to back up those claims. None of these rumors amounted to anything, and it's been long enough now that it's hard to even think of this as a "where there's smoke, there's fire" situation. Is that a problem for a Bloodborne PC port? Hopefully not an insurmountable one. From is busy making Elden Ring, and also isn't an internal Sony studio like the developers of most first party games. One complicating factor is FromSoftware as the developer. So far, Sony hasn't said a word about Bloodborne-and it hasn't gotten a PS5 upgrade patch, either. Those are some of Sony's biggest exclusives. God of War and the Uncharted collection are poised for 2022. Horizon Zero Dawn and Days Gone have already come out. ![]() ![]() Now we've seen several PlayStation games land on PC. So it’s a fairly straightforward decision for us to make." Also, our ease of making it available to non-console owners has grown. The cost of making games goes up with each cycle, as the calibre of the IP has improved. "There’s an opportunity to expose those great games to a wider audience and recognise the economics of game development, which are not always straightforward. "Particularly from the latter half of the PS4 cycle our studios made some wonderful, great games," Ryan said. In a February 2021 interview with GQ Magazine, Jim Ryan casually confirmed that Sony is bringing more of its first party games to PC. So if there is a Bloodborne port in the works, it either started recently enough not to be on that list, or Sony kept it very secret. It's possible some others will be canceled before ever being made public, of course, but the list is definitely legit, and it includes several PlayStation games including Ghosts of Tsushima, Returnal, and Demon's Souls.īut not Bloodborne. Nvidia claimed the games on the list were purely speculative, but since September at least 10 games from the list have been revealed. In September 2021, a list of games in Nvidia's GeForce Now database leaked, and seemingly included a bunch of unreleased upcoming games. Assuming you pay for the service and spring for the more expensive PS3 controller, that's still $50 - cheaper than a brand new copy of a AAA game these days.The Nvidia leak didn't mention Bloodborne, but it did mention Demon's Souls The controller can be a little dicey (Ps4 controllers still run about $60 for a new one) but you're able to use even older PS3 controllers, which cost $15-$30 depending on if you spring for an offbrand or Sony controller. If you've got a PSN account from any former PlayStation products, like the PS3, you can use those or make a new one. If you want to test out PS Now, there's a 7 day free trial, but after that it's going to be a $19.99 monthly fee, albeit for a library of games and not only Bloodborne. RELATED: Rumor: Bloodborne Leak For PS5 And PC Resurfaces Online You'll need a compatible controller, but for people who don't have a PS4 and want to play Bloodborne, this is a way to do it for much cheaper than going out and buying the whole $300 console. What a lot of people don't know is that thanks to the oft-forgotten PS Now, you actually can play Bloodborne on your PC, and have been able to do so since the game was added to the subscription game streaming service two years ago in 2018. After all, Dark Souls received a PC port, albeit initially a little spotty on the controls, and their latest game Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice launched on PC and two consoles. ![]() Despite holding a firm place a PS4 exclusive since its release in 2015, many fans of FromSoftware's Bloodborne have been clamoring for a PC release ever since.
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