An Update On ‘Stellar Blade 2’ After Its PC Success

An Update On ‘Stellar Blade 2’ After Its PC Success

Now, SHIFTUP is starting to talk about a Stellar Blade sequel, despite the fact that it will likely be at least until 2027 until we see it.

Stellar Blade Sales Outpace the Hate with 3 Million Copies SOLD and a Message to Gaming Media

While the gaming industry drowns itself in vague misleading phrases like “players engaged,” “units shipped,” and “active users,” Stellar Blade just dropped the clearest, most honest sales metric a game can offer. Over 3 million copies SOLD. Not shipped. Not downloaded on a subscription. Not clicked for 30 seconds on a cloud platform. Sold. The post Stellar Blade Sales Outpace the Hate with 3 Million Copies SOLD and a Message to Gaming Media appe…

As Stellar Blade Hits 3 Million Copies Sold, Dev Says Sequel Will Have the 'Rich' Narrative Missing From the Original

As Stellar Blade tops 3 million sales worldwide, director Hyung-tae Kim has revealed the sequel, which has already been confirmed, will have a "serious" story.In an interview with This Is Game, via Genki, Kim admitted that the team had developed a deeper story for Eve and co., but the cost of cutscenes became too high, resulting in them having to skip a lot of the cinematics — and therefore the story itself — to get the game over the finish line…

Stellar Blade is reportedly in development for Nintendo Switch 2

https:///Wario64/status/1935217646514913690?t=fiaHOYBLEtH75romzDoXWg&s=19 Wario64 said: Stellar Blade is reportedly in development for Nintendo Switch 2. Shift Up says nothing has been confirmed on a Switch 2 port [단독] 시프트업, '스텔라 블레이드' 스위치2 버전 개발 착수 - 플레이포럼 시프트업이 자사 대표작 '스텔라 블레이드'의 닌텐도 스위치2 버전 개발에 공식 착수했다.플레이스테이션5 독점작으로 시작해 PC로 무대를 넓힌 데 이어 새로운 하드 …

'The Story Is Weak': Stellar Blade Dev Acknowledges PS5, PC Fave's Biggest Flaw

Played out.As we wrote in our original Stellar Blade PS5 review, the story is a bit rubbish.Don’t get us wrong, we enjoyed the vibes and some of the beats, but it all felt a bit trite and lost its way over the course of the release’s running time. Fortunately, games with lousy stories can still be fun, as it’s the moment-to-moment action that will encourage you to reach the credits.Read the full article on pushsquare.com