Stellar Blade PC release set for June, new Boss, outfits & more on the way

SHIFT UP’s acclaimed action RPG Stellar Blade appears to be heading to PC on June 11, 2025, alongside a new Complete Edition for both PC and PlayStation 5. While not officially confirmed by Sony or SHIFT UP, the information comes from a leaked trailer that briefly went live on the official PlayStation YouTube channel before being swiftly removed. The trailer was captured and shared by Reddit users, effectively confirming key release details ahead of schedule.

The game was first released on PS5 in April 2024, and it quickly gained recognition for its visually stunning combat and post-apocalyptic setting. The upcoming PC port enhances the experience with support for unlocked framerates, higher-resolution environment textures, ultrawide display options ranging from 5:4 to 32:9, and native support for NVIDIA DLSS 4 and AMD FSR 3. It also includes Japanese and Chinese voiceover options, as well as full DualSense controller support with haptic feedback and adaptive triggers.

The now-deleted trailer briefly published by Sony revealed even more surprises. The PC version introduces a brand-new boss battle against Mann, the Leader of the Sentinels, and adds 25 new costumes for protagonist Eve. Fans also noticed a cryptic new cutscene at the end of the trailer, sparking speculation about an alternate ending or upcoming DLC. SHIFT UP has yet to confirm whether these additions will come to the PS5 version, though a future patch is expected.

Here’s what the Stellar Blade: Complete Edition includes -

• Base game
• Pre-order bonuses: Classic Round Glasses, Ear Armor Earrings, and Planet Diving Suit (White Edition)
• DLC and in-game content:
  • Fluffy Bear Pack (drone cosmetics)
  • Planet Diving Suit (Captain)
  • Twin Expansion Pack
  • NieR: Automata crossover DLC
  • Goddess of Victory: Nikke crossover DLC
  • Nikke CD key to unlock a special outfit in SHIFT UP’s mobile title

SHIFT UP confirmed the PS5 version sold over 1 million units within two months and generated $43 million in royalties. The developer expects the PC launch to surpass those numbers and is reportedly considering a sequel based on the game’s strong performance.