Attention, hunters! Mark your calendars because Bloodborne’s online services will be going offline for maintenance from December 3, 11 pm, until 3 am EST the following day. Like other From Software classics, Bloodborne’s online features offer a unique layer to gameplay. So, for those planning on engaging in the Online Mode that night, this update might interrupt your adventures in Yharnam.
Since its debut on the PlayStation 4 back in 2015, Bloodborne has been nothing short of phenomenal. Garnering over 7.4 million copies sold, it was quickly heralded as one of From Software’s masterpieces, earning a stellar 91 average score on OpenCritic. While it shares some similarities with the Dark Souls series, Bloodborne sets itself apart with its hauntingly atmospheric Gothic city backdrop, Yharnam, which has captivated and thrilled players worldwide.
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As the maintenance notice pops up for players starting the game, it’s evident that Bloodborne’s forthcoming downtime between December 3 and December 4, during the late-night hours, is on its way. Although it won’t halt their solo escapades, many fans relish the online component for a good reason. It fosters team efforts against formidable bosses and unveils helpful player messages scattered throughout the game. Given the ongoing enthusiasm around Bloodborne, even years after its launch, it remains uncertain just how many will be impacted by this temporary offline status.
When Will Bloodborne Be Offline?

Buckle up, because the servers are scheduled for maintenance from December 3 at 11 pm to December 4 at 3 am EST.
Times when game servers go offline can be a bummer, but the real downer for Bloodborne devotees this year comes with the lack of any plans for a PC port. Despite persistent chatter among fans, insiders like Jeff Grubb, in recent conversations, have pretty much put the kibosh on the hopes for a remaster or PC release anytime soon.
There’s a glimmer of hope, though, in the form of emulation. It seems tech wizards are making headway, thanks to breakthroughs in PC emulation. The shadPS4 emulator has ironed out significant issues, making the game more playable on PC. However, expect some hiccups—bugs and audio mishaps, to name a few— as it’s not a polished experience quite yet. But the progress is promising for those eager to see it run smoothly outside of consoles.