The internet delivers with yet another false Bloodborne PlayStation 5 remaster rumor

Yet, despite the ongoing drama and speculation that veer into overkill, the leaky boat of Bloodborne continues to float on fan anticipation.

Even if Bluepoint isn't behind the wheel, and Nixxes is too caught up in other Sony projects, the possibility of a return to Yarnham keeps gamers locked and loaded. The idea of a remaster, particularly for Bloodborne's 10th anniversary, feels both overdue and fitting. But the question looms large: Will it reach the sky-high expectations set by its fanbase?

In a way, the latest Bloodborne rumor frenzy underscores a profound connection between the gaming community and the titles they cherish. A Bloodborne remaster may be among the most vocalized wishes among fans of the Soulsborne genre, even spawning speculative conversations about anime adaptations and other media. Every rumor, whether ones eventually debunked or confirmed, becomes a part of the collective narrative surrounding the game. It's a testament to Bloodborne's staying power that the mere notion of its return can generate such widespread discourse, ranging from Sony's strategic movements to hypothetical State of Play showcases.

So, we're left straddling a line between excitement and skepticism, yearning and fatigue. Even if Bloodborne isn't making its grand entrance (or re-entrance) any time soon, one thing is sure: It's clearly living rent-free in the minds of many, perpetually resurrected by each new leak, speculation, and tidbit of unconfirmed information. And as we hold our collective breath, wading through the murkiness of yet another gaming leak cycle, the eerie echo of Bloodborne's haunting world keeps us engaged, wondering, and ultimately, ever hopeful.

For now, Soulsborne fans can look forward to playing Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon, which recently released to the welcoming arms of gamers all over the world. Finally, Lies of P, which many consider as a "true" Bloodborne-like title, is coming out on September 19.

And, while we're at it, a PS5 version of Bloodborne technically does exist - it's just not something within public reach.