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The wave of Android ports and recompilation projects has just reached a level that seemed impossible only a few months ago.<\/strong> Bloodborne, one of the best-known PlayStation 4 games, already has an experimental version running directly on Android smartphones.<\/p>\n The project, called Bloodborne-Android<\/strong>, is based on the bbport project originally developed for computers and adapts the game to ARM64 processors used in phones.<\/p>\n There is one important technical detail: this is not a completely native port<\/strong>. The runtime and renderer run natively on ARM64, while Bloodborne\u2019s original x86-64 code is translated in real time through FEXCore.<\/p>\n The current version uses files from Bloodborne updated to version 1.09<\/strong> and can already boot into the game, load saves, explore Yharnam and fight enemies.<\/p>\n The project has been officially tested on devices with Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 and Snapdragon 8 Elite<\/strong>, using Adreno 740 and Adreno 830 GPUs.<\/p>\n Compatibility is still limited. Other Adreno 6xx, 7xx and 8xx chips are considered untested officially, while Mali GPU devices continue to present issues.<\/p>\n One of the most interesting aspects of this version is the amount of graphics technology already available.<\/p>\n Bloodborne-Android supports FSR 3.1<\/strong> for image reconstruction and frame generation.<\/p>\n There is also support for Lossless Scaling<\/strong>, which can generate additional frames at 2x, 3x or 4x ratios.<\/p>\n The project itself warns that FSR 3.1 frame generation still has image-quality issues and recommends Lossless Scaling as an alternative.<\/p>\n In early tests, Bloodborne already runs around 30 FPS<\/strong> with more conservative settings.<\/p>\n On more powerful devices, with adjustments to resolution, FSR and graphics quality, demonstrations reach around 40, 50 and even 60 FPS<\/strong>.<\/p>\n That does not mean the game is fully stable at 60 FPS.<\/p>\n The version still suffers from crashes, graphical glitches and other issues depending on the selected settings.<\/p>\n Features such as shadows, reflections and higher resolutions significantly increase the load, so lowering graphics quality remains essential for better performance.<\/p>\n Gameplay from the TRC Games channel:<\/p>\nBloodborne already runs on Android<\/h2>\n
FSR 3.1 and frame generation<\/h2>\n
From 30 to 60 FPS depending on settings<\/h2>\n