Stellar Blade
News, coverage and analysis tracking Stellar Blade across the outlets.
(For Southeast Asia) Days of Play 2026 begins May 27Sony Interactive Entertainment's Days of Play 2026 event begins May 27 and runs through June 10, offering discounts on PlayStation games, accessories, and PlayStation Plus memberships. The promotion includes new monthly games for PlayStation Plus subscribers, exclusive in-game packs, game trials, and sales on select PS5 titles and hardware like the PlayStation VR2.
Nier and Devil May Cry leads say "a lot of Korean developers are ahead of Japan," and I can't imagine Crimson Desert has helped their fear of "being left behind"Nier creator Yoko Taro and Devil May Cry creator Hideki Kamiya believe Korean developers are technologically ahead of Japan in game development. They expressed admiration for the quality and innovation emerging from Korea, citing titles like Crimson Desert, Lies of P, and Stellar Blade. The developers stated that this competition inspires them to improve their own work and not be left behind.
Sony's PlayStation State of Play is back, with over an hour of news and announcements, including Marvel's Wolverine — here are three other games I hope to seeSony's PlayStation State of Play event is scheduled for June 2, 2026, and will feature over an hour of content, including a deep dive into Insomniac Games' Marvel's Wolverine. The showcase is also being screened at Alamo Drafthouse theaters, hinting at significant announcements beyond Wolverine. The article speculates on potential reveals for Dragon's Dogma 2 expansion, Stellar Blade 2, and Grand Theft Auto 6.
Sony to no longer bring PlayStation narrative single-player games to PCSony is reportedly ending its practice of bringing PlayStation narrative single-player games to PC, according to Bloomberg's Jason Schreier and PlayStation studio business CEO Hermen Hulst. This shift marks a return to console exclusivity, potentially reigniting the console wars after a period of increased PC ports. The decision follows backlash over PlayStation Network integration and some regional game restrictions on Steam.
PlayStation reportedly confirms end of PC support for major single-player games as CEO commits to console exclusivityPlayStation Studios CEO Hermen Hulst has reportedly confirmed that major single-player narrative games will now remain exclusive to PlayStation consoles, ending the practice of releasing them on PC. This new strategy means titles like God of War and Marvel's Spider-Man will not be ported to PC after their console debut. While some multiplayer or independently published titles may still see PC releases, the company is prioritizing its console hardware for its flagship single-player experiences.
The Epic Games Mega Sale is now on with weekly free gamesThe Epic Games Mega Sale has begun, offering discounts of up to 75% on PC games until June 11. The sale also features weekly free game giveaways, with Sunderfolk and Batman: The Telltale Series Shadows Edition available until May 21. Several highlighted titles include Stellar Blade, Cyberpunk 2077, and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Complete Edition.
The Epic Games Store MEGA Sale 2026 Is Now Live With Huge Discounts, Free Games and Fortnite Rewards |The Epic Games Store MEGA Sale 2026 is now live, offering discounts up to 75% on hundreds of PC and mobile titles until June 11th. The sale also features weekly free games and bonus in-game rewards for select titles, including Fortnite cosmetic items with purchases like Super Meat Boy 3D.
With Stellar Blade 2's Reveal Near, Real-Life Eve Returned to Dev Shift UpKorean model Shin Jae-eun, who was scanned for the character Eve in Stellar Blade, has visited developer Shift Up. News regarding the sequel, Stellar Blade 2, is expected later this year. While Shift Up will self-publish the sequel, Sony is still expected to be involved in marketing.
Hit PS5 Exclusive’s Highly Anticipated Sequel to Be Revealed SoonShift Up has announced that the sequel to their PlayStation 5 exclusive action-adventure game, Stellar Blade, will be revealed in 2026. The studio plans to self-publish the sequel to control its marketing strategy and reach a global audience on all platforms from day one, diverging from their previous publishing deal with Sony Interactive Entertainment.
Stellar Blade studio Shift Up to self-publish sequelShift Up, the developer of Stellar Blade, announced plans to self-publish the game's sequel, moving away from Sony's publishing model. This shift aims to allow the studio more control over marketing and direct communication with players. The sequel is expected to release on multiple platforms, potentially including Xbox and Nintendo Switch, with further details anticipated within the year.- "Stellar Blade 2" vill nå fler – skippar Sony som utgivareShift Up, the developer of Stellar Blade, is considering making its next title, potentially Stellar Blade 2, a multi-platform release and self-published. This strategy aims to maximize sales and reach a broader audience from day one, diverging from Sony's role as publisher for the original PlayStation 5 exclusive.
- Shift Up will self-publish the Stellar Blade sequelShift Up has announced that it will self-publish the sequel to Stellar Blade, a title previously published by Sony as a PlayStation 5 exclusive. This indicates a shift in publishing strategy for the developer.
Stellar Blade developer says its “exploring further platform expansion” for first gameStellar Blade developer Shift Up is exploring options to bring the action game to additional platforms beyond its initial PlayStation 5 and PC release. The company, which will self-publish the sequel, is actively investigating further platform expansion for the original title.
Stellar Blade studio Shift Up breaks from publishing partner Sony for "high-quality self-publishing"South Korean developer Shift Up, known for Stellar Blade, has announced plans to self-publish its upcoming title Stellar Blade 2. This strategic shift away from publishing partner Sony aims to allow the studio greater control over marketing and IP identity. Shift Up also recently acquired Unbound, a studio founded by Shinji Mikami.- Stellar Blade 2 will be self-published, allowing marketing strategies based on franchise’s ‘unique appeal’Developer Shift Up has announced that the sequel to Stellar Blade will be self-published, allowing the studio to control marketing strategies and leverage the franchise's unique appeal. The company stated that development is progressing smoothly and aims to reach a broader global audience with improved results compared to the first game, which was a timed exclusive for PlayStation.
The next Stellar Blade probably won't be PS5 exclusive, as developer Shift Up reveals intention to self-publish and reach a broader audienceDeveloper Shift Up has indicated that the next Stellar Blade game may not be a PlayStation 5 exclusive, as the company plans to self-publish and reach a wider audience. While not explicitly stated, the company's report suggests a move towards multi-platform releases, potentially including PC, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch 2, to maximize sales and leverage the established IP.
Expect Shift Up Stellar Blade and Project Spirits Games News in 2026Shift Up has confirmed that news regarding the Stellar Blade sequel and Project Spirits will be released in 2026. The company's financial report also indicated that the original Stellar Blade has achieved steady sales and positive reception on Steam, with its sequel progressing smoothly. Goddess of Victory: NIKKE continues to perform as planned, with the company focusing on merchandise and long-term relevance for the title.
Resident Evil creator's new studio is working on "multiple projects" according to Stellar Blade developer…Shinji Mikami's new studio, Unbound, is working on multiple game projects, according to Stellar Blade developer Shift Up. Shift Up will be publishing Unbound's debut title, which is described as an action RPG. The studio has approximately 60 developers and plans a sequential rollout of new high-end and mid-scale titles.
Shift Up Will Self-Publish The Stellar Blade Sequel To Reach A "Broad Global Audience"South Korean developer Shift Up has confirmed plans to self-publish the sequel to its action title Stellar Blade, aiming for a broad global audience from day one. The studio is also exploring platform expansion for the original Stellar Blade, which was a PlayStation 5 console exclusive. Shift Up recently acquired Shinji Mikami's studio Unbound, suggesting future multi-platform releases.
Shift Up Plans To Reveal Stellar Blade and Project Spirits Details This Year | Console CreaturesShift Up plans to reveal details for Stellar Blade and its new project, formerly known as Project: Unbound, later this year. The company will self-publish both titles, leveraging global talent to strengthen its in-house publishing capabilities. Development for the next Stellar Blade title is progressing smoothly, with a focus on a direct and effective go-to-market strategy.