Stellar Blade Player Reviews
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Storyline and Narrative – 6/10
The story’s backdrop is your classic “robots vs. humans (but are we really human, and are they really robots?)” scenario, clearly inspired by titles like NieR: Automata. The narrative foundations are solid, but the writing—especially for the main characters—feels somewhat stale and slow. It’s difficult to
there is a lot more to this game than what’s on the surface, the combat is incredible while being challenging, but also rewarding. the game also lets you lower the difficulty and gives you ways to lessen the difficulty if that’s not your thing. it also has ways to make
a very good game, it has more positive things than negative, for me it is a worthy game overshadowed by unjustified censorship, it guarantees you about 60-70 hours of fun
Best game of the Year. A game that justifies the purchase of a PS5. It's been a long time since I've gotten such a high from the combat. A huge variety of techniques, not just two punches and roll, literally all buttons are involved in the battle. The game juggles
This game definitely In my top 5 graphics and combat go crazy🔥🔥 and the story is beautiful
A variety of great gameplay from the past and present. Old school platforming, rope swinging, wall running and sword skating all while adding the best combat system I've ever experienced based mostly on the player's hand-eye coordination, not artificial difficulty like stamina meter.
A near perfect technical game that has 0 drops in frames which is a monumental achievement in 2024 where western devs release garbage and try to fix it later.
Also the soundtrack is a banger
Unimaginative clone of Nier: Automata with poor combat and dull story.
A lackluster and derivative narrative brings down the excellent combat and music of Stellar Blade
It strikes a balance between Nier and Devil May Cry (when they were good ).
I enjoyed my time with Stellar Blade . Just the right length did not overstay its welcome.
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