Project EVE

8 months, 1 week - Shift Up's acclaimed post apocalyptic action game has made the jump to PC! Check out 13 minutes from an early game portion of Stellar Blade, played on a PC with an Geforce RTX 5090 on Very High settings.

8 months, 2 weeks - Watch the latest Stellar Blade trailer for this action RPG to see gameplay, formidable enemies and get a peek at Eve's post-apocalyptic world. A 40-minute PC demo for Stellar Blade is available now on PC. Save data can be carried to the full game when it launches on PC. Stellar Blade is available now on PS5, with the Complete Edition arriving on PS5 and PC on June 11, 2025.

9 months - Check out the PC Features Release Date Trailer for Stellar Blade, the third-person action game developed by Shift Up. Players will fight to reclaim Earth for Humankind with Eve and company on an adventure to defeat larger-than-life bosses, explore the remnants of the lost human civilization, and aid whoever is in need along the way. With the game coming to PC, players can enjoy AI Upscaling, Frame Generation technology, unlocked frame rate, Japanese and Chinese VO, ultra-wide support, and more content to find and unlock throughout the game. Stellar Blade is coming to PC on June 11 with the game being available now on PlayStation 5 (PS5).

1 year, 3 months - Watch the latest Stellar Blade x Nier: Automata DLC trailer for another look at this upcoming collaboration with the action RPG. The trailer showcases the character 'Emil's Shop' from Nier: Automata, who appears in the world of Stellar Blade in this DLC. The Stellar Blade x Nier: Automata DLC will be available on November 20, 2024 on PS5 (PlayStation 5).

1 year, 7 months - This week, it was announced that Stellar Blade sold a million copies, which has us optimistic we’ll see a sequel to ShiftUp’s much-discussed hack and slash. Something we definitely won’t be seeing is a PlayStation presence at gamescom 2024, which definitely doesn’t have us feeling particularly optimistic about Concord, the multiplayer FPS that Sony’s publishing that same week. A massive video game event with hundreds of thousands of attendees sure seems like a good spot to demo a brand new live-service game, but hey, what do we know? Helldivers 2 launched just fine without. Then again, is it fair to compare Helldivers 2 and Concord? They’re both Sony-published multiplayer live-service games that are hitting PS5 and PC day and date, but they’re clearly very different. One is a shameless knockoff slash heartfelt love-letter to Starship Troopers, a 27-year-old cult classic, that has a very clear idea of what kind of video game it is, while the other seems to be equal parts Guardians of the Galaxy and Overwatch, but combined in a way that’s ambitiously blending an ongoing narrative with multiplayer live-service. In other news, after all our grousing and moaning during the Ubisoft Forward post-show about Ubisoft’s failure to acknowledge Beyond Good & Evil in any way… they just released a 20th Anniversary 4K remaster of the game, with a bunch of bonus content and quality of life improvements. Why wasn’t this announced during that week when everybody was making big announcements? We don’t know. But here’s what we do know: Elden Ring is a good video game, so we’re gonna talk about that, and if you’re avoiding Shadow of the Erdtree spoilers, don’t worry, you’re probably farther along than most of us. Which is your favorite farming spot, Ball Hill or Bird Cliff? Sound off in the comments. This week’s Beyond is Max Scoville, Jada Griffin and one-man band/producer/panelist, Tom Jorgensen.

1 year, 9 months - Warning: this video will contain massive spoilers for all three outcomes of Stellar Blade's main story, watch at your own risk! Stellar Blades ending is one of choice. At its conclusion, you are given a choice at how you'd like the ending to play out. But did you know there is also a third, secret ending that takes a bit more work to unlock? In this video, we'll show you all three game endings, and include a bit of info on how to get them all!

1 year, 9 months - In today's Daily Fix: Fallout 4's much-anticipated next-gen (or rather, current-gen) update went live today, and though it was touted as a free upgrade, some users won't be able to download it without handing over some bottle caps. It seems like PlayStation 4 and 5 owners who downloaded the game when it was free via PS Plus can't download the update unless they pay for the game. Bethesda did mention that the upgrade was free to those who purchased the game, either physically or digitally, and technically PS Plus subscribers didn't outright pay for their copies. However, Game Pass subscribers aren't having the same issues, but that's likely because Microsoft owns Bethesda now, and Bethesda games are just included with Game Pass subscriptions. In other Fallout news, be wary of any Fallout: New Vegas advice on social media. Veteran players are having a little fun with newbies to the Wasteland by pointing them to spots in the world that new players just should not go to unless they're pretty high level. And finally, Stellar Blade's launch is almost upon us, and you can expect a New Game+ mode on day one. Update: 04/25 3:41pm ET: A Bethesda Softworks Community Manager posted on the official Bethesda Discord server that the company is still working to resolve the issue for PS Plus owners unable to access the free next-gen update.