Although "Bloodborne" had been receiving top marks from critics and PS4 gamers alike, gamers who do not own a PS4, particularly PC gamers, had been very restless and started a petition to have the developers create a PC edition of the game.
Many PC gamers were disappointed that From Software did not make a PC edition for the game that once was nominated as "The Game Award for Most Anticipated Game." "Bloodborne" was recently released exclusively on PS4 and the next generation console owners had been raving about how fantastic the horror survival game was; this led to PC gamers setting up a petition at Change.org to bring the "Bloodborne" to the PC. However, it would be easy for From Software to do so because it would be up to the publisher Sony Computer Entertainment whether the game would be released on other platforms other than PS4.
Then again, the game was spotted in the PC category of Amazon France. This anomaly, or perhaps a legitimate leak, further fueled the frustration of PC gamers. However, "Bloodborne" marketing manager Yasuhiro Kitao had already confirmed last month prior to the game's release that there would be no such thing as "Bloodborne" PC edition.
Meanwhile, the "Bloodborne" patch was released alongside the game on March 24th. The 3GB patch would update the game to version 1.01, which would include the online functionality and improve the game's overall performance and stability as well as fix various bugs, based on a report from Segment Next.
Meanwhile, "Bloodborne" gamers might want to check the 17-minute walkthrough video from Open World Games, which was uploaded in their YouTube channel just to brush of that game pre-jitters. The walkthrough video that the creator claimed as a condensed version of the first one hour of playing "Bloodborne" featured aspect of the game from character creation to navigating the dark streets of the city while killing monsters.
The narrator on the video was still experiencing extreme "Bloodborne" fever; viewer discretion would be highly advisable.
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