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Bloodborne

2015 / Playstation 4 / RPG

Launch

Bloodborne running natively on Windows 10 and 11 from your own PS4 copy: a launcher, DLSS, FSR 4 and XeSS upscaling, frame generation, keyboard and mouse, and m

Runs on Windows

Check the project’s instructions for original game files and setup requirements.

Project details and sources

bbport Windows

By 0xCydral

Requirements

  • Your own copy of bloodborne
  • Your own copy of bbport mac
  • Your own copy of bloodborne pc windows
  • Your own copy of Bloodborne with a WPF launcher
  • Your own copy of bloodborne linux

What changes

  • DLSS, FSR 4, XeSS and TAA
  • 60, 90 and unlocked fps patches
  • Frame generation
  • Up to 4K output
  • Keyboard, mouse and gamepad together
  • Unlocked frame rate
  • FSR 3.1, FSR 4 and DLSS
  • Direct mouse look
  • Gamepad support
  • 60 fps in most areas
  • Up to 4K, 4:3 to 32:9
  • MetalFX and FSR 3.1
  • Mods and patches
  • Controller or keyboard and mouse
  • Online messages and summons
  • 60, 90 or 120 fps
  • Output up to 4K
  • FSR 3.1 and FSR 4
  • Imports saves from other ports
  • FSR 3.1 and FSR 4 upscaling
  • Raw 360-degree mouse look
  • Native game code execution
  • Up to 4K, 21:9 and 32:9
  • 30 to 120 fps or unlimited
  • DLSS and FSR 4 upscaling
  • Keyboard and mouse
  • Adjustable field of view
  • Mod support
  • Online co-op and messages
  • Split-screen co-op for up to 4
  • Up to 120 fps
  • 720p to 4K and ultrawide
  • FSR 4 and DLSS upscaling
  • Keyboard and mouse with 1:1 camera

About this game

An action RPG in which the player embodies a Hunter who, after being transfused with the mysterious blood local to the city of Yharnam, sets off into a "night of the Hunt", an extended night in which Hunters may phase in and out of dream and reality in order to thin the outbreak of abominable beasts that plague the land and, for the more resilient and insightful Hunters, uncover the answers to the Hunt's many mysteries.

Original developer: FromSoftware, Japan Studio

Sources