Is a Bloodborne Remake on the Way? Bluepoint Games Job Listing Sparks New Speculation

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Bloodborne Remake Speculation Revived with Bluepoint’s Senior Combat Designer Job Listing

A new job listing from Bluepoint Games, a Sony-owned studio renowned for remaking PlayStation classics, has fueled speculation among fans about a potential Bloodborne remake. Recent hiring trends suggest the studio is developing an action-adventure game with a strong focus on melee combat. Bluepoint recently posted an opening for a Senior Combat Designer. The role requires a candidate with at least five years of industry experience and a solid understanding of third-person melee action games. This aligns with Bluepoint’s established reputation in the action genre, exemplified by their acclaimed remakes of Demon’s Souls and Shadow of the Colossus. Earlier this year, Bluepoint’s internal Sony review led to the cancellation of a live-service game set in the God of War universe. This project would have marked Bluepoint’s first original title since Blast Factor in 2006. These changes also affected Bend Studio, creators of Days Gone. However, Sony affirmed that both teams remain highly valued within PlayStation Studios and are actively working on new projects.

Bluepoint’s Next Project Could Be a Bloodborne Remake for PlayStation 6?

Since the release of the Demon’s Souls remake for the PlayStation 5 launch in 2020, Bluepoint has not released any original games, though the studio did assist Santa Monica Studio with God of War Ragnarök. Bluepoint has built a strong reputation for delivering high-quality, modern makeovers of classic titles, including Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection and Shadow of the Colossus. The ongoing hiring suggests Bluepoint’s next endeavor could be a significant one. A Bloodborne remake, in particular, is speculated as a strong candidate for a PlayStation 6 launch title, echoing Demon’s Souls’ significant role in the PlayStation 5’s debut.

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