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Stellar Blade PC Release Date Confirmed After PlayStation Trailer Leak


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Stellar Blade is officially headed to PC—and sooner than expected. Thanks to a trailer that PlayStation accidentally uploaded a bit too early, we now know the game will launch on June 11, 2025, complete with a host of new technical upgrades.


The two-minute trailer, which quickly made the rounds on social media before being pulled, showcases all the bells and whistles coming to the PC version. While PlayStation says the video went live by mistake, some in the gaming community aren’t so sure—it might’ve been a soft launch move.


Either way, the trailer gave us plenty to get excited about.


What’s New in the PC Version?


PC players are getting more than just a straight port. According to the leaked footage, Stellar Blade will come packed with features like:


  • Full DualSense controller support (including adaptive triggers and haptics)

  • AI upscaling and frame generation for smoother visuals [NVIDIA DLSS 4 & AMD FSR 3 support]

  • Unlocked frame rates for high-performance rigs

  • Higher-resolution textures and ultrawide display support [5:4 to 32:9]

  • Japanese and Chinese voiceover options for expanded accessibility

  • New Boss Battle against Mann (the leader of the Sentinels)

  • 25 New Costumes


Back in November 2024, developer Shift Up confirmed that a PC port was in the works, but didn’t give a release window. That mystery’s now been cleared up thanks to this trailer slip-up: June 11 is the date to mark.


The trailer also showcased the Stellar Blade Complete Edition pre-order details:


Pre-Order Bonuses

  • Classic Round Glasses for Eve

  • Ear Armor Earrings for Eve

  • Planet Diving Suit (White Edition) for Eve


Complete Edition Bonuses

  • Fluffy Bear Pack Drone Cosmetics

  • Planet Diving Suit (Captain) for Eve


Downloadable Content

  • Twin Expansion Pack - Stellar Blade x Goddess of Victory: Nikke collab

  • Nikke Outfit CD-Key



For PC gamers who enjoy polished action games with cinematic flair and post-apocalyptic vibes, this release looks like it’ll be worth the wait—and then some.

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