The PS5 version of Bloodborne fuels many hopes. Rumors abound, but in the absence of an announcement, a devoted fan reveals what the game would give at 60 fps on Sony’s latest console.
Bloodborne Remake is one of those projects that makes an entire community fantasize. Gamers dream of it: playing Victorian souls-like in 60 fps and 4K on PS5 and PC. The rumors around a port are insistent, insiders, influencers and other content creators all going there with their little words, and yet still nothing on the horizon. According to studio Nixxes, Sony has several remasters in the pipeline. The enthusiasm around the game and especially Elden Ring should certainly give ideas to the builder. While waiting for a potential announcement, a modder motivated puts us in awe by giving us a little taste of what a Bloodborne PS5 would give.
Bloodborne on PS5 at 60 fps
Bloodborne at 60 fps and 1080p on PS5 is possible. Modder Lance McDonald, well known to FromSoftware fans, has rolled up his sleeves to bring this much-desired project to life. Obviously, it’s less flashy than a real remaster that would benefit from a more than necessary graphic facelift, but it’s no less exhilarating for all that. The video, which is based on raw gameplay footage, not only shows an exploration phase in the woods, but above all a boss fight more dynamic, more fluid and faster than ever against the terrifying Father Gascoigne. When we see this, we inevitably wonder why Bloodborne did not even have a PS5 update to improve its framerate.
It is in any case a recurring request from players who hoped that the success of Elden Ring with a wider audience would make Sony want to introduce its FromSoftware exclusivity to as many people as possible. Bluepoint Games, to whom we owe the PS5 version of Demon’s Souls, has confirmed that they are working on a new remake, in addition to working on an original license. Rumors have it that Bloodborne is getting an upgrade, but there’s no hard evidence to support these rumors that have persisted for some time now. David Jaffe, former PlayStation honcho, would in any case have heard that something was brewing around the game, without knowing if it was a remaster, a remake or a PC version. We haven’t finished hearing about Bloodborne PS5, but will we be able to see it one day?