Stellar Blade

Previously, you might have noticed that many Sony-published games on Steam weren’t accessible globally due to the inconvenient PSN requirement. Fortunately, Sony eased up on this restriction earlier this year. However, it’s puzzling why Stellar Blade isn’t available worldwide, given this change. It seems even the developers themselves are perplexed about this situation, as they mentioned in a recent tweet that they are actively discussing the regional lock issues with the publisher and are working hard to resolve them swiftly.

In major markets such as Europe and the U.S., the game remains accessible, however, it is unplayable for users residing in countries like Bangladesh, Fiji, and Botswana.

Essentially, this version of the game includes DLC that allows the main character, Eve, to don the outfit originally belonging to character 2B from Nier: Automata. Since it’s a complete edition, it encompasses all additional content previously released for PlayStation 5 players, such as Nikke DLC and various other outfits designed for Eve.

The leaked trailer seems to suggest that the PC release date for Stellar Blade is June 11th, and it promises a variety of exciting upgrades. Following an incredibly successful debut, Stellar Blade has already demonstrated its status as one of the top RPGs of 2024, and Shift Up is gearing up for even more success.

If you haven’t come across JND Studios before, it’s a Korean company that specializes in producing premium collectibles, often 1/3 scale, incredibly detailed replicas of characters from video games and films. The duo Eve and Tachy from Stellar Blade have recently been added to JND’s collection, with pre-orders now available for purchase.

On the company’s website, you can find samples of their past projects, which are exceptionally top-notch in quality. Keep in mind that this level of service often comes with a price tag of up to $3,000, making it less accessible for those with more modest financial resources.