Sony never released Bloodborne on PC, but enthusiasts have already ported it to Android

The cult PS4 exclusive can now be launched on smartphones without an emulator.

Recently, enthusiasts ported Bloodborne to PC running Linux, and now a version for Android has emerged based on that project. The unofficial port, called Bloodborne-Android, was released by a developer under the nickname ducvd89, who published it on GitHub.

The unofficial Bloodborne-Android port was published on GitHub by a developer under the nickname ducvd89. He tested the game on an AYN Thor handheld console with Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 and an Oppo Find N5 smartphone with Snapdragon 8 Elite. According to the author, in Central Yharnam on AYN Thor, he managed to achieve approximately 34-35 FPS without frame generation. However, for this, he had to reduce detail and disable some graphical effects.

On more powerful Android devices, performance may be higher, but the developer has not yet confirmed whether the game can be completed from start to finish. ducvd89 plans to continue improving the port, which already supports touch controls, gamepads, mods, and frame generation via Lossless Scaling.