The long-running fan project to bring Bloodborne to PC in a modernized form has taken another significant step forward. The Bloodborne PC Remaster Project has just received its latest update, version 0.89.6, and it continues to demonstrate the dedication and polish of its creator, known online as fromsoftserve. 
This new build introduces a series of refinements that not only address technical issues but also enhance the way the game feels and looks when played through emulation.
Among the improvements rolled out in this patch are corrections to object rendering, ensuring that misplaced colors and mismatched lighting now appear as intended. Additional work has gone into parallax effects, bringing more depth to the environments, as well as eliminating lingering bugs inherited from earlier builds. These may sound like small adjustments, but for a game as atmospheric as Bloodborne, every subtle visual detail contributes to the haunting mood that fans cherish.
The update didn’t arrive alone. Alongside the new version comes a brand-new Reshade Preset, featuring a different type of temporal anti-aliasing that, according to the developer, better complements the game’s textures and gothic art style. This combination of tools helps the visuals edge closer to the fidelity and consistency seen in later FromSoftware titles such as Sekiro and Elden Ring.
Perhaps the most striking achievement remains the introduction of dynamic shadows. Implementing this meant stripping away the original baked-in lighting system and replacing it with a fully dynamic solution – an arduous process that required a deep reworking of the game’s visual pipeline. The results, however, speak for themselves: environments feel alive and reactive, enhancing immersion in a way that makes the player forget this is still technically an emulated PlayStation 4 exclusive.
Since Sony has never announced or released an official PC port of Bloodborne, this mod is only usable with the emulated version of the game, specifically through the ShadPS4 emulator. While not an official solution, it has become the closest experience PC players have to seeing Yharnam reborn with modern graphical standards. Fromsoftserve has even shared a detailed video showcasing these changes, allowing curious fans to see just how far the project has come.
The work being poured into this project highlights both the technical ingenuity of modders and the unshakable demand from the community. Until an official remaster arrives, the Bloodborne PC Remaster Project remains the most ambitious and faithful way to experience one of FromSoftware’s most beloved games on modern hardware.