Bloodborne comes to the PC in the form of a fan demake

pcgamer.com:

Bloodborne has finally made its way to the PC in the form of a fan-made PlayStation-style demake. The free to download game is a fuzzy, CRT vision of FromSoftware's gothic horror action game, but with careful changes to make it as authentically retro as possible.

I played it on a gamepad with D-pad controls and rotating the camera on the triggers, which was a hassle—but in a good way. BloodbornePSX requires some patience before you start to see how far its developers went to make it not feel like a modern game. Characters and objects jiggle in place like my computer can't quite handle the graphical fidelity and Bloodborne's Central Yharnam is cut up into separate rooms, complete with an exit animation where you watch your character walk off before a loading screen fills your screen.

The opening of Bloodborne is notorious for its abundance of enemies, but BloodbornePSX keeps the number small, as if the game couldn't handle that many effects at once. The combat remains largely the same: enemies swipe at you and you swipe back, hopefully regaining some of the health you lost. Although BloodbornePSX uses a lot of the same level layout as the original, it's shifted around and downsized a bit to match the scope of games at the time of the original PlayStation.

BloodbornePSX: NOW AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD➡️Get it here: https://t.co/40oWAplt4yThank you for the support over the 13 month dev period. It means so much to me