Leaked Sony Trailer Shows Stellar Blade PC Date, Boss, Outfits

Stellar Blade launches on PC via Steam on June 11, accompanied by a host of PC-exclusive features, as revealed in a trailer that was briefly posted by Sony before being taken down.

The trailer, published by Sony Interactive Entertainment on the PlayStation YouTube channel before its removal, also confirmed a Complete Edition of Shift Up's hit PS5 action game. As expected, the trailer was captured and shared online, and we anticipate it will be officially re-released shortly.

Someone made an oopsie... (PC Trailer, June 11th)
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The Complete Edition bundles the base game with all previously released DLC for both PS5 and PC. This announcement arrives just over a year after Stellar Blade’s successful debut on PS5 in April 2024.

Stellar Blade brings key PC features such as AI upscaling via Nvidia DLSS 4 and AMD FSR 3, unlocked frame rates, Japanese and Chinese voiceovers, ultrawide display compatibility, higher-resolution environment textures, and DualSense support for haptic feedback and adaptive triggers.

The trailer also unveiled a new boss fight against Mann, Leader of the Sentinels, along with 25 new outfits—expected to be available on PS5 as well. Viewers have noted that toward the end of the trailer, Eve drops a memory stick—a scene not included in the original game—sparking speculation about a new ending or upcoming DLC.

Stellar Blade was a major success for Korean studio Shift Up, generating $43 million in royalties in its last financial year. The developer anticipates that PC sales will surpass the PS5 version, which sold over one million copies in just two months. Shift Up has also stated it is considering developing another title in the franchise.

In Stellar Blade, players control Eve as she confronts unknown invaders to reclaim Earth through fast-paced action RPG combat. IGN's review awarded the game a 7/10, and it proved widely popular, quickly surpassing one million copies sold.

"Stellar Blade excels in essential action-game elements, but its forgettable characters, uninspired narrative, and some frustrating RPG mechanics keep it from ranking among the genre's finest," our review stated.