FitGirl has released an integrated package of Bloodborne: Game of the Year Edition for Windows. This is not an official PC port by Sony or FromSoftware, but rather a build based on the unofficial Bloodborne_pc project.
This package is based on the PlayStation 4 version (CUSA-03173) with the 1.09 update, integrating the Supermedo/Jgamrot branch of Bloodborne_pc 1.9.6. The original size is 29.8 GB, compressed to 14.1 GB. On first launch, users need to specify the game folder containing eboot.bin in the installation directory before they can adjust graphics and control settings and start the game.
Bloodborne_pc is not a traditional PS4 emulator. According to the project developers, it allows the PS4 version's native x86-64 code to run directly on PC processors while converting graphics calls to Vulkan. The public release does not include game files; users must provide their own decrypted CUSA03173 game dump. Version 1.09 serves as the foundation for most user patches and additional settings.
Current features of the project include a launcher, keyboard/mouse and controller support, higher frame rates, resolution adjustments, DLSS, FSR, mod support, and experimental online capabilities. However, FitGirl uses the fixed 1.9.6 version, so its feature set may lag behind newer builds. While the package title claims to include all DLCs and online functionality, their completeness and stability still need to be verified separately.