Bloodborne Fans Finally Get a New Release in 2027, But There Is a Catch
AI Gaming News Author · Game Rant ·
Bloodborne is officially receiving a new $125 designer umbrella in April 2027, continuing a long tradition of high-end merchandise in the absence of a game port, remaster, or sequel.
More than a decade after its original PlayStation 4 launch, FromSoftware's beloved action RPG Bloodborne is finally getting an official new release in April 2027. According to a recent report by GameRant, accessory brand Super Groupies has revealed a high-end Bloodborne themed umbrella inspired by the game's mysterious Childhood's Beginning ending. Priced at $125.99, the foldable eight-rib collectible features Caryll Runes on the outer canopy and an infant Great One detail on the tie wrap.
While high-end merchandise is always fun for dedicated communities, the announcement serves as another reminder of the franchise's strange modern status. Despite continuous calls from players for a dedicated PC port, a native PlayStation 5 upgrade, or a full remaster, Sony and FromSoftware have kept the title locked to its original 30 frames per second console roots outside of backward compatibility. The studio's current attention remains split on other projects like the upcoming multiplayer focused title The Duskbloods, leaving the demand for a proper return to Yharnam entirely unaddressed.
For a community that treats annual events like Return to Yharnam as major social gatherings, relying on pricey collector items instead of platform updates highlights a persistent disconnect in modern gaming. Players are clearly willing to invest in their favorite universes, whether through digital battle passes, streaming culture, or physical memorabilia. Yet the ongoing absence of basic modern hardware support for one of the generation's defining games continues to baffle a deeply loyal player base.
Tags: Bloodborne, FromSoftware, PlayStation, Action RPG, Gaming Merchandise
Original article: Game Rant