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Stellar Blade PC Release Could Be Coming Soon

Author : Emery Jan 24,2025

Stellar Blade PC Release Could Be Coming SoonExciting news for Stellar Blade fans! Shift Up, the game's developer, is actively exploring a PC release, potentially bringing the popular action RPG to a wider audience. This article delves into the details of their announcement and what it means for the future of the game.

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Stellar Blade's PC Port is on the Horizon!

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A PC Release Sooner Than Expected?

Stellar Blade PC Release Could Be Coming SoonDuring Shift Up's IPO press conference on June 25th, CFO Ahn Jae-woo revealed the company's interest in a PC version of Stellar Blade, citing it as a significant monetization opportunity. This decision considers the current PS5 market saturation and the growing shift of AAA game players towards PC platforms.

Shift Up's CEO, Kim Hyung-Tae, confirmed the PC version is under review, although a release date remains unconfirmed due to contractual obligations. This aligns with the company's public filings indicating plans for a PC release and a potential sequel. Kim emphasized the company's focus on building a high-value IP and cultivating a global fanbase, avoiding potentially harmful microtransactions.

Future Updates and Collaborations on the Way!

Stellar Blade PC Release Could Be Coming SoonBeyond the PC port, Stellar Blade has a packed update schedule. This includes a highly anticipated Photo Mode in August, new costumes in October, and a major collaboration later this year. The collaboration with Goddess of Victory: NIKKE is currently under review, with the expectation of positive synergy between the two IPs.

Stellar Blade's Remarkable Success

Stellar Blade's success is undeniable. Shift Up estimates approximately one million copies sold worldwide within two months of its release. The game achieved top rankings in various markets, including the US and UK, across sixty different stores. Its critical acclaim is evident in its 9.2/10 Metacritic score, earning it "Universal Acclaim."
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