Bloodborne is one of most highly requested PlayStation games that players want to see come to PC, and with the PS4 emulator it could happen.
When it comes to PlayStation exclusives that gamers want to see come to PC, Bloodborne is usually at the top of the list for many. Despite being developed by FromSoftware, the developers behind Dark Souls and Elden Ring, it has yet to see a port to PC and is only available on PlayStation. But, gamers are taking it upon themselves to change that.
When it comes to emulating the PS4 version, it will likely be many years before it is possible. The Xenia emulator, an Xbox 360 emulator, began development back in 2013 and only has 18% of the library in a playable state. It would be surprising if Bloodborne is fully playable within the next five years, but at least this is a major step in the right direction.
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