Recent Instagram activity has reignited the fervent desire among Bloodborne fans for a remastered version of the beloved FromSoftware title. Years of anticipation have only grown stronger with these cryptic social media posts.

Instagram Posts Fuel Bloodborne Remaster Hype

A Classic RPG Awaits a Modern Renaissance

Bloodborne, the critically acclaimed 2015 RPG, holds a special place in the hearts of many gamers. The gothic world of Yharnam beckons players to return, and while no official announcement has been made, recent Instagram posts from FromSoftware and PlayStation Italia have sent the fanbase into a frenzy.

On August 24th, FromSoftware shared three evocative images featuring the game's title and the hashtag "#bloodborne." The images showcased Djura, a memorable hunter encountered in Old Yharnam, along with iconic Yharnam locales.

While these posts could simply be a nostalgic throwback, the Bloodborne community, particularly on platforms like X (formerly Twitter), is meticulously analyzing every detail, searching for hidden clues hinting at a remaster. The timing, coupled with a similar post from PlayStation Italia on August 17th, has only amplified the speculation.

PlayStation Italia's post, translated, asked fans to choose their favorite Bloodborne location, further fueling the excitement and prompting many comments expressing a desire for a Yharnam return – or even a PC release.

The Hunt for a Modern Bloodborne Continues

Released exclusively for PS4 in 2015, Bloodborne has cultivated a dedicated following, earning widespread praise and a place among gaming's greats. Yet, a sequel or remaster remains elusive.

The 2020 Demon's Souls remake, after a decade-long wait, has fueled hopes for a similar Bloodborne revival. However, this precedent also raises concerns about the potential timeframe. With the game's tenth anniversary approaching, the anticipation is palpable.

In a February interview with Eurogamer, Bloodborne director Hidetaka Miyazaki acknowledged the potential advantages of a remaster on modern hardware, emphasizing increased accessibility for a wider audience. However, he also clarified that FromSoftware doesn't hold the IP rights, leaving the final decision with Sony.

Miyazaki's comments, while encouraging, highlight that the future of a Bloodborne remaster rests with Sony. Unlike Elden Ring, Bloodborne's publishing rights are not solely owned by FromSoftware. In an interview with IGN, Miyazaki reiterated this limitation, emphasizing he couldn't comment on the matter.

The passionate Bloodborne community eagerly awaits a remaster. Despite critical acclaim and strong sales, its availability remains limited to the PS4. Whether the current speculation will lead to a confirmed remaster remains to be seen.