Stellar Blade PC Release, Outfits, Boss Fight Leaked

Stellar Blade's PC edition arrives on Steam June 11 packed with exclusive enhancements, as accidentally revealed in an official Sony trailer.

Sony Interactive Entertainment briefly shared this trailer on PlayStation's YouTube channel before removing it, simultaneously unveiling Complete Edition bundles for Shift Up's acclaimed PS5 action title. The online community preserved the footage ahead of Sony's anticipated official release.

Someone made an oopsie... (PC Trailer, June 11th)
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The Complete Edition bundles the core game with all existing DLC for both PS5 and PC platforms. This announcement follows Stellar Blade's breakout PS5 debut in April 2024.

PC players can expect premium features including Nvidia DLSS 4 and AMD FSR 3 AI upscaling, uncapped framerates, Japanese/Chinese voiceovers, ultrawide monitor compatibility, enhanced environmental textures, and full DualSense controller integration.

The leaked footage showcases a climactic showdown against Mann, leader of the Sentinels, plus 25 fresh cosmetic outfits likely coming to PS5. Observant fans spotted an unreleased cutscene where protagonist Eve discards a memory device - fueling speculation about potential story expansions or alternate endings.

Korean studio Shift Up achieved remarkable success with Stellar Blade, earning $43 million in royalties during its last fiscal year. While the PS5 version surpassed 1 million sales rapidly, projections indicate stronger performance for the upcoming PC port. The developer has expressed interest in expanding the franchise.

Players embody warrior Eve in this action RPG, engaging in high-speed combat against extraterrestrial threats while reclaiming Earth's ruins. IGN's 7/10 review praised its core mechanics while noting narrative shortcomings, though commercial success proved undeniable with swift million-unit sales.

"Stellar Blade delivers superb combat fundamentals but stumbles with forgettable characters, mediocre storytelling, and occasionally cumbersome RPG systems that prevent it from joining the genre's elite," our assessment concluded.