Bloodborne for Windows
The port this site is about. A launcher in 12 languages, DLSS and FSR 3.1/4, unlocked frame rates, mods, online co-op and one-click updates.
bbport is just one of his ports. Supermedo rebuilds games as real Windows programs, from DOS classics of the late 1980s to PlayStation 4 games. His site NativeRetro collects them all.
NativeRetro
Every port on NativeRetro is the original game code, rebuilt as a normal 64-bit Windows program. There is no emulator and nothing to set up. Your own copy of the game supplies the data, art and music, and nothing in it is changed. That is the same idea behind bbport.
Download the port. A small zip with the game program and a launcher.
Point it at your copy. The launcher asks for the folder with your original game.
Play natively. Fullscreen or windowed, modern display options and controller support.
The port this site is about. A launcher in 12 languages, DLSS and FSR 3.1/4, unlocked frame rates, mods, online co-op and one-click updates.
Bluepoint's PS4 collection, rebuilt to run natively on Windows.
A fan PC port of the Xbox 360 shooter, built with ReXGlue. The game files come from your own copy.
Games from 1989 onwards, rebuilt the same way. Each one has its own page on NativeRetro with the download.
The recompiler behind Prince of Persia 2 is open source: source code on GitHub.
Anyone can ask for a game on NativeRetro and vote for the requests of others. If one of his ports brought a game back for you, you can also buy Supermedo a coffee: the ports are free and stay free.
For Bloodborne, this site and the GitHub releases always have the newest build. Help with bbport is in our forum and on Discord.