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Topics: Bloodborne, PlayStation, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Fromsoftware
Topics: Bloodborne, PlayStation, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Fromsoftware
Bloodborne is making a comeback thanks to an upcoming PlayStation event. It’s not a remaster though, unfortunately.
I know, I know, no Bloodborne remaster is still a travesty, but what are you going to do? The good news is one could be on the horizon following some suspicious activity from Sony.
Bloodborne has to be one of the top three best FromSoftware games, so hopefully it gets the revamp it deserves one day.
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Remasters aside, Bloodborne is making a partial comeback thanks to the new PlayStation event, PlayStation: The Concert.
This is a special, musical event celebrating the very best soundtracks from various PlayStation titles, and Bloodborne was recently added to the line-up.
Other games like Horizon Zero Dawn/Forbidden West, Uncharted, Astro Bot, and many more will also be part of the celebration.
Glad to see Bloodborne make the cut though, as aside from the rhythmic combat and deep lore, the FromSoftware soulsborne titles have killer soundtracks.
'Ludwig The Holy Blade' is my personal favourite, but you really can’t go wrong with any of them so hearing them played by a live orchestra sounds like a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
The concert will be making its way across the world throughout 2025 and 2026, tickets of which are still available but selling out fast.
Whether you’re simply a fan of PlayStation or have a musical ear, it’s worth going to see these gorgeous tracks and compositions played live.
Disregarding the concert, it’s just nice to see PlayStation still remembers that Bloodborne exists, and hopefully, the fact it’s being included in events like this can be taken as a sign that a remaster is still on the cards.
Whether it gets released on the PlayStation 5 Pro or saved for the PlayStation 6 is another question, but I think many would just be happy to see it released at all by this point.