Stellar Blade PC Version: How to pre-order game? Here's release date, platform, specifications, PC requirements and more
PC Version Launch
Shift Up has announced that the PC version of Stellar Blade will include new content. It will offer an unlocked framerate for smoother gameplay. The PC version will also support Nvidia DLSS 4 and AMD FSR 3. These technologies will help improve performance and visual quality.
PC players will be able to play the game in ultra-wide and super ultra-wide resolutions. High-resolution background textures will be available. Players must enable the 4K texture option in the settings to use them.
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Free Update for PS5 Players
All new content available in the PC version will also be released on PS5. Shift Up confirmed this in a blog post. The update will be free for all PS5 players. The studio said it aims to offer the best experience to all players.
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DonKi Lee, the game's technical director, stated that this update will benefit players who could not access the game due to platform restrictions. It will also give new content to those who already played the game.
New Boss and Costumes
The game will include a new boss fight. Players can battle Mann, the leader of the Sentinels, in the Boss Challenge mode. Eve, the main character, will receive 25 new costumes. These will also be available for PS5 players after the update.
Improved Controls and Accessibility
PC users will get support for haptic feedback and adaptive triggers when using the DualSense controller. Full key customization will also be available for gamepads, keyboards and mice. Players can remap buttons based on their preferences.
Shift Up will add support for Simplified Chinese and Japanese voiceovers. Facial animations matching these languages will also be included in the update.
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PC Requirements and Global Release
The studio shared system requirements for the game. It will need at least 16GB RAM and 75GB SSD space. The minimum GPU requirement is a GTX 1060 or RX 580. The game targets 1080p at 60fps on low settings and 4K at 60fps on very high settings.
Stellar Blade will launch on June 11 globally. Players can pre-order the game on Steam and the Epic Games Store.
FAQs
Will PS5 players receive the new content for free?
Yes, all new content in the PC version will be available on PS5 through a free update, as confirmed by the developer.
What are the basic system requirements for Stellar Blade on PC?
The game requires a 64-bit OS, 16GB RAM, GTX 1060 or RX 580, and 75GB SSD space to run at 1080p on low settings.
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