Insider reports suggest a Bloodborne movie may be in production; these details have come directly from film studio sources.
Bloodborne is set for an adaptation on film before reaching PlayStation 5 and PC…
FromSoftware made history when they created Bloodborne, an immersive take on horror that captured thousands of players’ hearts and imagination.
Elden Ring stands as some of the finest work from developer Double Fine Productions and this game stands as one of the scariest experiences I have ever played.
Unfortunately, Bloodborne remains popular despite lacking a proper remaster or rerelease; only its original PlayStation 4 version can currently be played, prompting fans to petition Sony to bring it out on PlayStation 5 and PC versions asap.
Sony may be secretly pushing forward a film adaptation instead, with evidence emerging via Reddit user Severe-Committee6240 that indicates this move.
DanielRPK, an established film industry leaker with unparalleled access, provided this source.
According to reports of its development, an epic film adaptation is in production and set to be written by Darren Lemke; its plot will reportedly follow an approach similar to that found in the game: an unnamed protagonist will travel to Yharnam only to discover it overrun with people that have become beasts, before embarking upon an investigation of what occurred while fighting both monsters and cosmic entities.
Fans were intrigued and confused at this leak’s claims; should it prove accurate it could mean Bloodborne will arrive first in cinematic form before hitting consoles or PC, something both sad and hilarious depending on who’s speaking out about it.
One fan commented, stating, “Wow. Bloodborne made its debut on movie screens first before PC! Ha ha.”
“Anything but 60 FPS…hoping there might be some indication about a sequel one day!”
One person commented, citing it as one of the more amusing events this year: “That we received credible Bloodborne movie rumors before port rumor is truly amusing!”
If a Bloodborne film actually makes the mark, it should be intriguing to witness how they translate its fast-paced and strategic gameplay to more narrative-focused storyline.
