Bloodborne Remaster Rumors Soar Following Teasing Posts

The Bloodborne community's long-held desire for a remastered edition of the FromSoftware classic has reached fever pitch following recent Instagram activity.

Fueling the Bloodborne Remaster Hype: Instagram Posts Spark Frenzy

A Beloved Title Deserving a Modern Upgrade

Bloodborne, the critically acclaimed 2015 RPG, remains a fan favorite, with many eager to revisit Yharnam on current-gen consoles. While no official announcement has been made, recent Instagram posts from FromSoftware and PlayStation Italia featuring Bloodborne imagery have ignited intense speculation.

On August 24th, FromSoftware shared three images showcasing the game's title and the hashtag "#bloodborne." One image depicted Djura, a memorable hunter encountered in Old Yharnam. The others highlighted the Hunter exploring Yharnam's heart and the Charnel Lane graveyards.

While these posts could simply be a nostalgic nod, dedicated Bloodborne fans on platforms like X (formerly Twitter) have meticulously analyzed every detail, searching for hints of a remaster. The timing, especially considering a similar post by PlayStation Italia on August 17th, has only heightened anticipation.

PlayStation Italia's post, translated, asked fans to choose their favorite iconic Bloodborne location, prompting numerous comments expressing a desire for a Yharnam return, with some playfully suggesting a PC or modern console release as the most iconic location.

The Hunt for a Modern Bloodborne Continues: Almost a Decade Later

Released exclusively for PS4 in 2015, Bloodborne boasts a dedicated fanbase and widespread critical acclaim, frequently cited among the greatest video games ever created. Yet, a sequel or remaster remains elusive.

Fans point to the 2020 Demon's Souls remake as a potential precedent for a Bloodborne revival. However, the lengthy wait for the Demon's Souls remake (over a decade) fuels concerns that Bloodborne might face a similar delay. As the game approaches its tenth anniversary, anticipation is at an all-time high.

In a February interview with Eurogamer, Bloodborne director Hidetaka Miyazaki acknowledged the potential benefits of a remaster on modern hardware, stating that improved accessibility for a wider audience is a key factor.

Despite Miyazaki's encouraging comments, the final decision rests with Sony, not FromSoftware. Unlike Elden Ring, which FromSoftware fully publishes, Bloodborne's IP rights are held by Sony, limiting Miyazaki's ability to comment directly on the possibility of a remaster.

The passionate Bloodborne community eagerly awaits a remake. Despite its success, Sony has yet to expand Bloodborne's reach beyond the PS4. Whether the current speculation translates into reality remains to be seen.