Bloodborne PS1-style demake coming to PC next year

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Bloodborne PS1-style demake coming to PC next twelvemonth

Information technology's about time to join the (low-poly) hunt

If you're not too decorated fawning over that new Elden Band gameplay trailer (I don't blame you, it's very exciting), then I have some more exciting Soulsborne news for you lot - a PlayStation one-esque demake of Bloodborne is coming out in January next year, and information technology looks excellent. Bloodborne PSX turns FromSoft's gothic action-RPG into a low-poly spookfest, complete with crackly old sound effects and 16-bit music.

Made by Lilith Walther, Bloodborne PSX demakes the first portion of the game leading up to boss Father Gascoigne, along with "extended areas and some bonus mail service game content". This includes stuff that isn't actually in the chief game, but Walther has made peculiarly for the demake, like this library that'southward domicile to a terrifying werewolf/pig bubble.

In the trailer you can run into a bunch of Bloodborne's eerie locations looking even scarier in the PS1-style graphics. The bridge where you fight the Cleric Fauna is a detail highlight for me, especially watching the creature jump downward in forepart of that huge full moon. I as well honey the fashion the fire effects wait from the Flamesprayer. It's a weapon I never really used much in the real game, merely I'm admittedly going to effort information technology more than in this.

Man, I just love Bloodborne! Everything well-nigh this demake makes me wanna play through it once more (except from the blood-curdling Cleric Animal scream, that gives me the shivers). Seeing every bit Bloodborne has yet to make whatsoever moves to come up to PC, I reckon this will be a real nice intro for folks who haven't been able to play information technology.

Bloodborne PSX will exist available for gratuitous when it comes out on PC on January 31st, 2022. That's about a month before Elden Ring (and probable an eternity earlier proper Bloodborne e'er comes to PC), then information technology's perfectly timed to get you in the Soulsborne mood.