Stellar Blade

Stellar Blade from South Korean Shift Up is a surprisingly exciting acquaintance of a type we don't see very often anymore. Read here how the game performs.

The Korean studio currently employs around 150 developers, a fraction of some AAA behemoths.

The Korean studio continues to reward its developers for the immense success of the action title.

In the pre-release hype, both fans and developers talked mostly about the protagonist's bum, but luckily it also turned out to be an excellent action-adventure...

Shift Up has been talking about the project for a while, but now we have confirmations the next steps are being taken.

The PC debut shattered records for Shift Up, selling nearly 20 times faster than on PS5 and fuelling Sony's new multiplatform strategy.

Watch out when clicking links from the account, which is trying to blind users with cheeks.

The Korean developer has reportedly acquired a Switch 2 devkit with the aim of bringing the sequel to the hybrid platform.

Because all Stellar Blade fans are really playing just for the plot.

The action game has been a smash hit on PC already, with the game now totalling over three million sold copies across all platforms.

With over 183,000 concurrent players and more than 60% of them coming from the Chinese market, the game is proving just how powerful the region's PC scene has become.

It makes the game the second-largest PlayStation title on PC to date.

132 countries will now have access to the game next week.

Shift Up is looking to build on the massively successful action title.

The infamous software seems to have an additional trick up its sleeve in this case.

The Stellar Blade developer is trying its best to make sure that the game will be playable in all the regions of the world.