Bloodborne is finally on PC (in the form of a neat PS1 demake)
Bloodborne is finally on PC — in a manner of speaking. Fans of 2015’s FromSoftware roguelike have been fervently wishing for a PC port. At long last, their prayers have been answered on the gnarled finger of a monkey’s paw with a PSX “demake” available now for free.
BloodbornePSX: NOW AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD ➡️Get it here: https://t.co/40oWAplt4y Thank you for the support over the 13 month dev period. It means so much to me ➡️Discord: https://t.co/kzxCUCCn44 ➡️Extended Launch Trailer: https://t.co/qUn6qLdkhi<a href=«https://twitter.com/hashtag/BloodbornePSX?src=hash&ref_src=» https: www.theverge.com>#BloodbornePSX
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Developer Lilith Walther has been working on the demake for 13 months and has drummed up considerable interest from fans of PS1-era games and Bloodborne enthusiasts alike. The game already has its own Twitch category with (as of right now) over 25,000 people tuned in to see the technical feat of de-yassifiying one of the best games of the PS4 era.
It’s unclear just how much of the original Bloodborne Walther has included, but it seems like only Yharnam, the game’s first zone, has been faithfully de-created. Though this demake doesn’t encompass the entire game, players can still get a well-rounded Bloodborne experience. You can fight both the Cleric Beast and Father Gascoigne — arguably one of the hardest bosses in the entire game — while also encountering one of the notoriously difficult Hunter NPC fights.
Bloodborne PSX is a lovely rendition of its source material. The opening cutscene lines up perfectly with its PS4 predecessor, and a lot of little details have been faithfully
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