Unofficial Bloodborne PC Port bbport Released Free
An unofficial native PC port of Bloodborne, called bbport, is out now for Windows and Linux, with unlocked frame rates and FSR support.
An unofficial native PC port of Bloodborne called bbport has been released for free, according to Screen Rant. The project runs natively on Windows and Linux without CPU emulation, unlike the earlier shadPS4 PlayStation 4 emulator workaround.
bbport is accessed via Bloodborne Version 1.09. It supports unlocked frame rates along with 30, 60, and 90 FPS modes.
The port includes support for AMD FSR 3.1, FSR 4, and FSR 4.1.1, plus an in-game menu for resolution, upscaling, sharpness, and graphics effects. It also supports mods, a Windows Launcher, free camera support, and a Steam Deck AppImage.
bbport does not support mouse and keyboard, so a controller is required to play.
No official PC version
Bloodborne first launched on March 24, 2015, developed by FromSoftware and published by Sony. It has never received an official PC port or a 60fps update and remains playable only on PlayStation consoles. Before bbport, PC players could access the game through the shadPS4 emulator and unofficial mods.
Quick answers
Is the Bloodborne PC port bbport free?
Yes, bbport has been released for free.
What platforms does bbport run on?
It runs natively on Windows and Linux without CPU emulation.
Does bbport support mouse and keyboard?
No, it requires a controller.