Speaking about the recent rumors that seem to indicate a possible arrival of Bloodborne on PC thanks to Bluepoint Games (along with an optimized version for PlayStation 5), Lance McDonald has provided several important information on his Twitter account.
A lot of people got angry at me when I debunked this nearly a year ago (I literally debunked it, I spoke to developers at a number of studios rumoured to be working on it). Since then I’ve decided to stop researching Bloodborne PC rumours and I’ll happily believe it when I see it https://t.co/w8SXmbYptr
— Lance McDonald (@manfightdragon) April 11, 2021
While this Tweet itself does not reveal much information about the potential arrival of Bloodborne on PC thanks to Bluepoint Games, Lance McDonald reminded us that he had disproved the matter at the time, thus assuming that – in case the game in which it was currently in development – the game would not be particularly advanced.
In a further Tweet, the insider also specified that he has lost sight of the issue for too long, and that he does not actually know if it is possible.
The novelty, however, lies in a further statement, in which he deepened the relationship between Bluepoint Games and Sony, going completely against the rumors that saw the Japanese company finalize a possible acquisition.
However if you believe Bluepoint are working on Bloodborne when their contract with Sony didn’t even last long enough for them to patch in the ability to delete characters in Demons Souls, you’re out of your mind.
— Lance McDonald (@manfightdragon) April 11, 2021
According to this latest statement, it seems that relations between Bluepoint Games and Sony have abruptly ended at the end of the last contract, and that therefore the developer is no longer curating his recent Demon’s Souls or any other IPs by Sony Interactive Entertainment Worldwide Studios.
