Stellar Blade PC Debuts Amid Baffling Global Steam Blockade
Friday, May 16, 2025, 8:20 am
Stellar Blade steps onto the PC stage after its PlayStation 5 debut—only to hit a bizarre snag with its Steam rollout being blocked in over 100 countries. This double-edged development leaves fans amused and developers scratching their heads over regulatory quirks.
Stellar Blade is coming to PC on June 11, but strangely, the Steam version of the game won't be available for over 130 countries. This news has come as a surprise to developer Shift Up, as the studio has been bombarded with messages on its social media platforms from players sharing screenshots of…
The hack-and-slash action game, which debuted exclusively on PlayStation 5 last year, will support unlocked framerates, ultrawide aspect ratios (21:9 and 32:9), Nvidia Reflex, and optional 4K textures. DLSS 4 upscaling, multi-frame generation, DLAA, and FSR 3 upscaling are also included. Gamepad…
Stellar Blade's Steam rollout has been mysteriously blocked in countries like Egypt, Vietnam, Estonia, and Cuba.
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