Bloodborne reportedly sold more than 250,000 copies in 2026, 11 years after launch and with no patch since 2015
Alinea Analytics recently estimated that Bloodborne has sold more than 250,000 copies so far in 2026 alone. The figure is impressive considering the action RPG launched in 2015 exclusively for the PS4 and has never been updated for newer hardware or re-released, despite popular demand. Read Entire Article
Bloodborne, an action role-playing game developed by FromSoftware, has maintained a robust player base over a decade since its 2015 release on the PlayStation 4. Despite never receiving official enhancements, recent estimates suggest it has sold more than 250,000 copies in 2026 alone. Analyst Rhys Elliott has noted nearly 500,000 players in October, including PlayStation Plus subscribers.
The game's design, inspired by H.P. Lovecraft and Bram Stoker, may explain its popularity during Halloween. Bloodborne generated around $317 million in revenue, with 5.7 million PlayStation Plus subscribers playing it. Since December 2015, the game has had no patches, and all consoles still run it at 30fps in 1080p. Despite popular demand for upgrades, FromSoftware never updated the game, leading to unofficial enhancements like higher resolutions and frametimes through emulation and mods.
While Sony and FromSoftware have not announced any plans for a remake or remaster, the game's popularity raises questions about its future.
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