IT Home reported on April 24 that the action-adventure game "Stellar Blade" launched by Sony Interactive Entertainment and Shift Up will be officially released on April 26.
At present, the demo version of the game demo is now online, supporting Chinese Simplified Chinese, PSN Hong Kong server 568 Hong Kong dollars (IT home note: currently about 526 yuan), pre-order any version to get Eve's planetary diving suit, Eve's classic round glasses and Eve's ear earrings.
With the release date approaching, its media rating has now been officially lifted, and the current average score of M station is 82 points, of which IGN gave the game a score of 7, believing that the game is excellent in terms of action elements, but lacks performance in terms of plot and character development.
IGN believes that this is a well-crafted action game with impressive features and obvious weaknesses. The game's story and characters lack strength, and some RPG elements are poor, such as the need to revert to the previous level without any premise in side quests. But the game's action elements make up for it, and monster bosses and the like are worth sharpening your knives. In addition, the game has a lot of hidden elements that are worth digging into.
It is worth mentioning that "Sword Star" recently passed the Japanese CERO rating and was rated D (17+), however, this result caused dissatisfaction with EA Japan's general manager Shaun Noguchi.
To put it simply, EA's "Dead Space: Remake" was previously rejected by CERO because it contained violent and bloody images such as severed limbs, resulting in the game not being released in Japan, but "Sword Star" also had bloody scenes but could pass the review, but it was only rated D (Z grade is 18+).
Shaun Noguchi emphasized that he does not have a problem with Sword Star, but simply dissatisfied with the ambiguity of CERO's rating scale.