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Elden Ring<\/em> developer FromSoftware doesn’t want anyone else to remake Bloodborne<\/em>, apparently \u2014 and that includes the soon-to-be-shuttered studio Bluepoint Games, according to a new report. Bluepoint reportedly pitched a Bloodborne<\/em> remake to parent company Sony Interactive Entertainment in 2025, but the project was turned down by FromSoftware, Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier’s latest Game On newsletter reveals.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n According to Schreier, when Bluepoint pitched a Bloodborne<\/em> remake, it was told “that the numbers made sense but FromSoftware didn\u2019t want it to happen.” Bluepoint previously developed a remake of another FromSoft game, Demon’s Souls<\/em> for PlayStation 5.<\/p>\n A Bloodborne<\/em> remake or remaster (or even a PlayStation 5 software update for the original PlayStation 4 game) has long been a request from fans \u2014 especially in the wake of Bluepoint’s high-gloss work on Demon’s Souls<\/em> and remakes like Shadow of the Colossus<\/em>. But nothing has materialized, possibly because Bloodborne<\/em> game director and FromSoftware president Hidetaka Miyazaki doesn’t want anyone else touching his baby.<\/p>\n That’s according to former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida, who said that Bloodborne<\/em> was “the most asked [for] thing” by PlayStation fans, and theorized that its creator was hesitant to let others recreate or modify his work. “My theory is: Because I remember Miyazaki-san, he really, really loved Bloodborne<\/em>, […] I think he is interested,” Yoshida told Kinda Funny Games’ Greg Miller last year, “but he\u2019s so successful, and he\u2019s so busy, he cannot do [it] himself, but he doesn\u2019t want anyone else to touch it. That\u2019s my theory. And the PlayStation team respects his wish. That\u2019s my guess.”<\/p>\n FromSoftware and Miyazaki are indeed quite busy. The acclaimed studio is currently working on a new version of Elden Ring<\/em> for Nintendo Switch 2 called Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition<\/em> and a Switch 2 exclusive gam, The Duskbloods<\/em>. The studio is also rumored to be working on an unannounced multiplatform project and has a movie adaptation of Elden Ring<\/em> in development with writer\/director Alex Garland. FromSoft typically has multiple games in development, though it has never indicated it would return to Bloodborne<\/em>, an intellectual property that Sony owns.<\/p>\n Whether FromSoftware and Sony will ever return to Bloodborne<\/em> for a new version or a sequel remains to be seen. But at this point, nearly 11 years out from Bloodborne<\/em>‘s release on PS4, many fans have resigned themselves to a new project never happening. With Bluepoint closing and FromSoft outright denying others working on a remake, it’s looking less and less likely that it ever will.<\/p>\n