Bloodborne Gets Unofficial PC Repack With DLC Included

An unofficial PC package of Bloodborne has reportedly been released by FitGirl Repacks, combining the PlayStation 4 version of FromSoftware's action RPG with the community-developed Bloodborne PC project.

The package reportedly includes Bloodborne version 1.09 and The Old Hunters expansion, which introduces additional areas, weapons, and boss encounters.

Unlike an official PC port, the release relies on community-developed software to make the PlayStation-exclusive game playable on Windows.

The associated Bloodborne PC project aims to execute the game's original code while translating graphics instructions for use with the Vulkan API. Its reported features include support for higher frame rates and image-upscaling technologies such as NVIDIA DLSS and AMD FSR.

However, actual performance depends on the hardware configuration, software version, and compatibility of the tools being used.

The community project itself does not distribute Bloodborne's game files. Instead, it requires users to provide compatible, decrypted game data from the PlayStation 4 release.

The FitGirl package reportedly combines those files with the necessary software, although its distribution is not authorized by Sony.

Bloodborne has previously been made playable on PC through the open-source shadPS4 emulator, with community improvements gradually addressing performance and graphical issues.

Sony has not announced an official PC version of Bloodborne, leaving unofficial community projects as the primary focus of efforts to bring the game to Windows.