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Bloodborne PSX is on PC even if its inspiration isn’tFrom Soft’s classic sent back to 1996
From Soft’s classic sent back to 1996
Sony continue to port their first-party games to PC, with 2018’s God Of War launching earlier this month. Every time they announce the next port in development, the howls ofBloodbornefans can be heard across the internet. When will From Software’s gothic slasher make the move to our superior home computers?
I’ve no answer for you, but fan-made demakeBloodborne PSXshould tide you over for a little while. It’s Bloodborne as if made for 32-bit consoles, four hours long, and features the original game’s first two bosses. It’s out now.
Here’s the launch trailer:
Bloodborne PSX Launch TrailerWatch on YouTube
Bloodborne PSX Launch Trailer
Demakes of the PSX era often have a haunted aura, with scanlines, low-res textures and limited draw distances combining to make a world feel more oppressive and frightening than high-fidelity equivalents. That’s perfect for Bloodborne’s Victorian horror. I mean, just look at the werewolf/pig chimeraand tell me it’s not terrifying.
You can grab Bloodborne PSX for free fromits Itch.io page, where you’ll also find more screenshots and details of how to play.
I suspect the trend of Sony bringing games to PC will continue. Partly becausethey just bought multi-platform developer Bungie, and partly becauseSony keep saying over and over that it will continue.
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