Bloodborne State of Play Snubs Fans Again: Is PS5 Port Canceled

The recent State of Play from Sony did not feature any announcements regarding a much-anticipated remaster for Bloodborne, leaving fans disappointed yet again. Despite expectations building up as Bloodborne approaches its 10-year anniversary, the presentation focused on other upcoming titles such as Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater and a new game by Housemarque. Fans have expressed their frustration over the lack of updates and the persistent absence of a remaster announcement, especially in light of Sony's recent actions against fan creations, such as a popular 60fps mod. Former Sony executive Shuhei Yoshida speculated that director Hidetaka Miyazaki's deep attachment to the IP could be a reason for the hold-up in new developments. As hopes for a Bloodborne remaster fade, fans are left to speculate if any future announcements will finally provide relief.

While there has been no official announcement from Sony regarding a Bloodborne remaster, the game's popularity and its upcoming 10-year anniversary have many wondering if the developers will finally address this long-standing demand. However, current indicators suggest that nothing is in the pipeline for the near future, which continues to leave fans awaiting news.

Bloodborne, released in March 2015, is a dark fantasy action RPG developed by FromSoftware. It quickly gained acclaim for its atmospheric world and challenging gameplay mechanics. Known for its gothic aesthetics and intricate lore, the game has maintained a dedicated fan base over the years, making it one of the standout titles on the PlayStation 4. Despite occasional whispers of a remaster or port, no concrete plans have materialized, leaving players longing to return to the haunting streets of Yharnam.