In addition to the gameplay overview, Fredrik Olsson, the Creative Lead of Amnesia: The Bunker, gives fans a glimpse into the game’s future with some behind-the-scenes insights into Frictional’s post-release plans. With Amnesia: The Bunker releasing next week, developer Frictional has released a new Developer Diary that details The Bunker‘s gameplay. Perhaps this latest info will change their minds? For those not in the know, PS Now is Sony’s streaming subscription that allows users to play different PlayStation games on the PS4 and PS5, as well as on the PC.Īnd while Sony has indicated in the past that they’re looking to bring more of their exclusives to PC, there’s still nothing in terms of what’s to be done about Bloodborne, which has had its share of rumours over the years.Īnd even with the bevvy of cut content that has been restored over the years, as well as a hack to get the game playing at 60fps, it would seem that Sony and From Software just aren’t interested at this point in giving fans of the game what they want. While this bit of news probably isn’t going to lead to Sony finally giving Bloodborne fans what they want (at least, not for now), it does show that fans are still very much interested in From Software’s PS4 title, even on PC.Īccording to PlayStation Blog, Bloodborne is the most-played PS Now game for the period between March 1 and Jon PC.

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