With the release of games like Black Myth: Wukong and the Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree DLC, it looks like 2024 will be another incredible year for gamers. As an ARPG lover, the only game I was looking forward to was Stellar Blade. After the game's demo left some excellent first impressions on me, I was excited to try out the full release.
Stellar Blade is more than a pretty face
After waiting for a long time, the game was finally released. Thanks to a copy from Sony and Shift Up Studios, I've been walking around the game as EVE and have more than a few thoughts about it all. So read on as I discuss them all in my Stellar Blade review below.
This Stellar Blade review is completely spoiler-free. Therefore, everything discussed and shown here has already been shown in the game's demo.
When I started my Stellar Blade journey with the demo, I was hesitant about the story because it seemed generic and similar to any other sci-fi game. As such, I was waiting to be proven wrong, and I was? As Shaq once said, now it's my turn to convey to Shift Up Studios: "I Owe You an Apology. I wasn't really familiar with your game."
