Bloodborne alpha-build gameplay reference; not a capture of Bloodborne PC.
Image credits ↗A Windows runtime for the original PS4 game and its Vulkan graphics path.
Original files requiredSetup
Dante’s Inferno
Dante’s Inferno’s Xbox 360 code translated to a native PC build.
SetupYour game files requiredOriginal-game image
Credits
Dante’s Inferno original-game screenshot reference; not a capture of the linked project.
Dante's Inferno (video game) game imagery remains copyright its respective rights holders. Image credit and provenance: linked source page. No transferable license is inferred.
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Hell’s Gate documents a playable release with saves and language selection derived from the user’s game region. Compatibility claims belong to the creator; this catalog has not run the game.
- Project
- Hell’s Gate
- Original game
- Dante's Inferno
The Xbox 360 game with native PC presentation
Hell’s Gate recompiles Dante’s Inferno and replaces its graphics layer with a Vulkan renderer. The maintainer reports play from beginning to end with saves, alongside support for importing DLC packages. The base game and the DLC still come from your own Xbox 360 copy; the installer supplies the port rather than the game data.
Its visual options are a major distinction: the native renderer supports arbitrary resolutions, original 4:3 framing and wider formats up to super-ultrawide. Refresh choices run from 60 to 240 fps in multiples of 60, with menus and minigames kept at the intended speed. These are configurable targets, not a guarantee that every graphics card can sustain them.
Import the disc, then configure the launcher
On Windows, the installer asks for an installation folder and your Xbox 360 ISO, then creates the launch route. Choose controls and graphics before pressing Play. Keyboard bindings are adjustable; Xbox and PlayStation controllers are supported, with button prompts following the device in use.
Language selection depends on which languages your disc’s region contains. To add owned DLC, open the launcher’s DLC folder, copy the STFS packages there and launch again. The packages are installed at startup. Do not assume a language or expansion becomes available merely because it appears in another regional edition.
Know the renderer and online limits
A working Vulkan driver is required. Linux x86-64 users can follow the native build instructions or the documented Proton route; ARM64 has a separate launcher and AppImage path. These are different installation routes and should not be treated as one universal download.
The native renderer is still being refined. The project documents a Xenos/D3D12 fallback when the new renderer misbehaves, configured through dantes_inferno.toml. Trials of Saint Lucia’s online server is still in development: DLC import support does not mean the online service has been restored.
Before you play
Do I need the original game files?
Your own supported copy of Dante’s Inferno.
Creator-reported · Project guideHow do I get started?
Follow the current release’s game import and setup instructions.
Creator-reported · Project guide
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