Stellar Blade

The character EVE from Stellar Blade has garnered a significant following on PlayStation. Unfortunately, those without a PlayStation have missed out on her journey. However, that’s no longer the case! Shift up has developed a port of the game that surpasses other careless conversions which overlook optimization in their work. Despite some debates over pricing inconsistencies and region lock issues, an impressive number of players are now experiencing EVE’s story on PC (through SteamDB). Some wonder if it’s due to an exceptional mod, but the answer is not that simple. The game does have a tendency to crash for some players, but there are several troubleshooting steps you can take to resolve this problem.

On the 31st of May, Shift Up unveiled the long-awaited PC demo for Stellar Blade, their stylish hack-and-slash game. This early version lets gamers try it out before its official launch on June 4th. Players have been commending the developers for the demo’s optimization and improved graphics so far.

Before the official release, the developers at Shift Up have made available a playable demo where your progress will transfer to the full version. Not surprisingly, this demo has attracted an enormous number of players, surpassing even some recent popular games.

The latest costumes feature a Baseball Cheerleader style for Noir and a No.77 Batter makeup for Blanc. You can obtain Noir’s costume during the login event running from May 29 to June 20. A new character, SSR NIKKE, “K,” an electric attacker belonging to a secret assassination squad, has also been introduced. Additionally, there’s a new story called “LORD, FOR JUSTICE” and some new reward challenges. Don’t forget to watch the trailer for the baseball update of Goddess of Victory: NIKKE below!

For the moment, this announcement about Stellar Blade 2 is as authentic as it gets; there’s no trailer or teaser yet.

In a recent investor briefing by Shift Up, as highlighted by Insider Gaming, there’s a slide outlining their strategy for growing their intellectual properties. This timeline spans from the debut of Stellar Blade in 2024, all the way up to 2027, and includes the anticipated launch of the studio’s enigmatic Project Witches.