On Bloodborne's 10th birthday, with neither sequel nor sight updates, fans are organizing back to Yharnam again
Blog Andrew Joseph 24 Mar , 2025 0

Blood source Today, when he turned 10, fans celebrated by organizing back to the Yharnam community event.
Fromsoftware's PlayStation 4 Masterpiece was launched on March 24, 2015 and helped solidify that Japanese developers are one of our greatest times. The criticism and commercial acclaim that followed seemed inevitable to the follow-up to The Dark Souls Sequel.
But since then… nothing is there. Why didn't Sony follow up Blood source With a modern remake, a full sequel, or at least a next-generation update that will eventually officially play it 60fps? Fans have been begging Sony to get more blood since they came out. Deafening silence remains one of the most confusing business decisions in any video game.
Earlier this year, we got various explanations. After he quit Sony, Playstation Legend Yoshida Shuhei johei reveals the theory that his blood has not appeared. It's clear: this is Yoshida's opinion, Interviews with some fun games What he emphasizes is not internal information, nor is it the revelation currently being considered in Sony's own gut.
“Blood source has always been the most asked question,” Yoshida said. “And people want to know why we are doing nothing, even updating or re-made.
“I only have my personal theory about that situation. I left the first party, so I don't know what happened, but I know, I know, I know, Miyazaki Hayao-Samyama really, really likes blood, you know, you know what he created. So I think he's interested, but he's so successful, he doesn't want him, so he doesn't want him, but he doesn't want himself, but he doesn't want himself. That's my guess and I'm not revealing any secret information.”
Miyazaki-san is of course Hidetaka Miyazaki, the owner of FromSoftware. Yes, he was very successful. Not only the influential Dark Souls series, but it's also a mainstream hit recently Elden Ringit pushes from software to new heights. So many This year will receive a spin-off from multiplayer.
And it seems obvious that Miyazaki will be very busy with multiple projects and run a company. After Bloodborne came out in 2015, Miyazaki directed Dark Soul 3and then 2019 Sekiro: Shadow dies twice For activation, then the above Elden Ring, used for Bande Namko. What's next? Hayao Miyazaki hasn't said it yet.
In the interview, Hayao Miyazaki often deviates from the blood source and points out that the facts from the Sophora software do not own an IP. But in February last year, Miyazaki at least admits that the game will benefit from the release of more modern hardware.
In the years since, Modders have tried to fill the gap with fan-made projects, improving the PS4 Bloodborne experience. But Sony took a light view. Lance McDonald, the famous Bloodborne 60fps mod creator, announced in January He received a revocation notice on behalf of Sony Interactive Entertainment: “I was asked to delete the link to the patch I posted on the internet, so I did it now.” The DMCA split arrived four years after the MOD was released.
Then, just a week later, Lilith Walther,,,,, Creator Nightmare kartformerly known as Blood source karteye-catching blood-borne PSX DeMake tweeted that an old YouTube video was hit by copyright claims.
Recently, fans have managed to get the PS4 emulator to offer something similar to a remake on PC. Technical Expert Digital Casting released video “PS4 emulation breakthrough” is covered by Shadps4, which means Bloodborne can now start full play in 60fps. Will this breakthrough trigger a positive reaction from Sony? IGN asked Sony to comment at the time, but has not responded yet.
Indeed, that's all we have to continue, and this has led Bloodborne fans to organize their own return to the Yharnam community event. Another start for todayOn the 10th anniversary of Bloodborne's founding, and call on fans to create a new character and call together as many random collaborators and intruders as possible and leave in-game news promoting them as part of this latest community drive.
Maybe this will be everything fans can do in the blood source world forever.
Wesley is the UK news editor for IGN. Find him on Twitter via @wyp100. You can reach Wesley via [email protected] or secretly visit [email protected].