Bloodborne came out in late March 2015, but that doesn’t seem to be stopping it from being a big-selling game more than ten years later. According to data published by Alinea Analytics, FromSoftware’s game has sold more than 251,000 copies during 2026. That brings the game to 10.4 million cumulative copies sold over its 11-year lifespan, and more than 5.7 million players have played it through PlayStation Plus.
All that without any re-releases
What’s more, Bloodborne has proven to be an absolute financial success. The game is estimated to have generated revenue of more than $317 million, which is particularly impressive given that it remains exclusive to PlayStation 4. Even though players have been asking for a PC port or remaster for years, or at least a PlayStation 5 version.
According to Alinea Analytics, in fact, October has been particularly strong for FromSoftware’s game. More than half a million people played Bloodborne, and of them 12% also played Elden Ring, 6% Dark Souls III and 5% Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. This shows that the popularity of the games in the franchise carries over from one game to another, helping them grow even more popular over time.
Even though Bluepoint Games offered to make a Bloodborne remake before it was shut down for good in February 2026, there hasn’t been any kind of plan to make remakes, remasters or ports of the game. Whether it’s because the game continues to sell relatively well despite its age or for some other reason is unclear. But what we do know for certain is that the game’s longevity is undeniable and that Bloodborne remains tremendously popular.
