There is an abundance of remasters in the works at the moment, with refreshed versions of classic games being thrown at us left right and centre. The GTA Trilogy is on its way, and a whole bunch of other titles such as Alan Wake have recently been remastered and Crysis has been given a refresh too. There also rumours of a Red Dead Redemption remaster in the works too.

With the release of the  GTA  Trilogy remasters coming up, people are probably wondering what else Rockstar Games are up to, more specifically what is happening with GTA 6. Fans may be wondering where information relating to the next iteration of the open world series is, as well as whether any further remasters are on the road. With Rockstar keeping tight-lipped about any information, particularly about GTA 6, fans are left guessing.

A recent report said that the circumstances of Grand Theft Auto 6 are not only unknown, but the game looks to be having major development issues.  Components of the project are constantly changing every time. This rumour comes from French YouTuber Rockstar Mag, a reliable leaker on all things GTA, who claims that production on the sixth chapter of the franchise was restarted when Dan Houser departed the business last year. He made these claims in a YouTube video, which is obviously in French, but you can use YouTube’s Closed Caption feature to get a rough translation to English:

Red Dead Redemption Remaster

On the other hand, it’s conceivable that the studio is now working on a remaster of the first Red Dead Redemption, something fans have certainly been considering since the GTA remaster was revealed. Rockstar Mag’s Chris speculates that this will be a remaster with fresh graphics elements, rather than just a resolution bump. Chris also states that if an RDR remaster is in the works, it will most likely not be released anytime soon. It would also explain why the developer has yet to release any information on Grand Theft Auto 6.

Its important to keep in mind these are just rumours though, and to take this information with a pinch of salt. Information on the sequel to Grand Theft Auto 5 is long overdue, with the game having been released 10 years ago. It would be a massive shame if the game is having development problems right now, considering how long people have been waiting for the release of Grand Theft Auto 6 now.

With GTA Online and Grand Theft Auto 5 still being such good cash cows at the moment though, it only makes sense for Rockstar Games to keep milking them. This will obviously lead to delays with the release of development on GTA 6 and means we are unlikely to hear any official news any time soon. But hey, if there is any truth to these rumours, we at least know Grand Theft Auto 6 is being made, despite having problems. Keep an eye out for more information here as and when it comes!

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According to recent rumours, Bluepoint Games may be working on a project related to Bloodborne. A recent tweet from Colin Moriarty says:

I'm hearing through the grapevine Bluepoint may be on a journey to Yharnam.

— Colin Moriarty (@notaxation) October 4, 2021

Bluepoint games are the studio known for recently recreating the original Demon’s Souls, the first title in the series by FromSoftware. Since Demon’s Souls original release on the PS3 back in 2009, FromSoftware has found great success with the game’s spiritual successors Dark Souls, Bloodborne and Sekiro – Shadows Die Twice.

The games are known for being notoriously hard, promoting a slow and steady playstyle. Bloodborne flipped this on its head, encouraging players to fight more aggressively with stronger emphasis on utilising speed and mobility against the cursed beasts that plague the city of Yharnam.

As Bluepoint have already demonstrated through the Demon’s Souls remake on PS5, they are more than capable of breathing new life into FromSoftware’s original creations. The PS5 remake of Demon’s Souls managed to not only improve the game visually and improve the feel of the game, but did this while staying true to the original vision FromSoftware had intended. All the frustrations of the original game refreshed and revitalised to raise your blood pressure once again, yet still just as satisfying to see “Demon Vanquished” flash upon your screen after conquering one of the games many fearsome bosses.

However, Bluepoint Games has also said recently that the next project they will be working on is an original title, so this had led to some speculation that the two projects are linked and that we may be seeing a sequel to the original Bloodborne. I am not sure how much truth there would be to this though, as FromSoftware are probably more focused on the development of Elden Ring. This means they are unlikely to be as involved in a Bloodborne sequel being developed alongside Bluepoint Games. So it’s more likely Bluepoint are working on a remastered version of Bloodborne.

Although Moriarty is not known for making leaks of this nature, he is on the other hand well connected when it comes to information relating to PlayStation releases. He has connections to many people working with PlayStation titles from his history as a reporter for IGN, where he focused solely on PlayStation coverage. To add to this, he is also the host of Sacred Symbols, a popular podcast that also focuses on PlayStation information.

You could say the information comes from a credible source and conclude that is quite likely we could be seeing a Bloodborne remake quite soon. Some would argue that it might even be too soon actually, as Bloodborne was only released in 2015.

I however eagerly look forward to returning to the plague infested Yharnam, whether that be through for the form of a sequel or a remaster. Bluepoint are known for working on their projects fast though, so I don’t expect it will be long until we start to hear more about what they are working on.

In the meantime, whilst waiting to hear more, why not try Bloodborne – GOTY edition to get a feel for the original, or the Demon’s Souls remaster to see just how good Bluepoint Games are at what they do?

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