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Stellar Blade (PlayStation 5) on sale for
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Game Details:- Stunning PS5 visuals: Explore vibrant futuristic environments, and engage with a cast of original friends and foes from the creative minds of the SHIFT UP team, led by renowned artist Kim Hyung Tae.
- Ultra high-speed SSD: Explore new locations, overcome powerful enemies, and encounter jaw-dropping revelations as you advance relentlessly through EVE's mission with lightning-fast load times.
- Adaptive triggers: Unleash devastating yet graceful acrobatic moves, and interact with the technological remnants of an abandoned Earth using the DualSense wireless controller's adaptive triggers.
- Haptic feedback: Feel the thrill of combat as your blade slashes its way to victory, with sensations enriched by the DualSense wireless controller's responsive vibrations.
Top Comments
Community Reviews
Stellar Blade is a stylish PS5 action game that scratches the Nier Automata itch with fast parry and dodge combat, strong physics, and a story that pulls you in despite rough writing. The outfit and costume unlocks add a lot to chase, and the game can feel especially good on PC thanks to higher frame rates and modding potential. The main knocks are uneven difficulty, frustrating platforming, and some later desert areas that feel repetitive. Several comments also point to better prices around $20 to $30, so $40 feels steep for this one.
Common Questions (4)
Yes. The digital edition has been seen at $29.69 on PlayStation Store, and Walmart clearance or YMMV pricing has been reported at $20 in some locations.
It can be worth $40 if you want a solid PS5 action game with strong combat, outfits/costumes, and a long playtime around 60 hours. The main caveat is that some players feel it should be closer to $20-$30, especially because the game can be frustrating in spots and the DLC is extra.
The PC version is often preferred because it can run at 120+ fps and has modding potential, while the console version is still a good option if you do not have a PC. Visuals may not be dramatically better on PC, but the higher frame rate is a practical advantage.
Yes. The Nikke and Nier DLCs cost extra and are not included with the base game, so the $40 purchase does not cover everything.
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I found the style to be great, the game done very well, loved the open-ness of it all, but it gets a bit frustrating going from somewhat unique environments early on, to what are essentially wide-open deserts for half of the game or more. I felt the desert areas felt a bit phoned in and lazy compared to the rest.
Played about 60 hours, made it through the main game + half of a 2nd round. Going to pick it back up to unlock the areas for free-roaming, but definitely worth the $40. Keep in mind the Nikke and Nier DLCs cost extra and aren't included.
It's one of the few games I've bought and played all the way through (and then went back to!)
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