Stellar Blade PC release date is 11 June 2025. Shift Up's stylish action RPG finally lands on Windows with coveted extras such as NVIDIA DLSS 3, frame generation, uncapped refresh rates and ultra-wide 32:9 support, as showcased in the official PC features trailer and reinforced by the studio's celebratory tweet. The port even adds a brand-new endgame boss fight and exclusive cosmetic outfits, making the PC edition the definitive way to experience Eve's post-apocalyptic odyssey.
How to download Stellar Blade on PC is as simple as pre-loading via Steam or the Epic Games Store; both storefronts unlock at 00:00 UTC on launch day, letting you dive straight into its Souls-lite combat and Unreal Engine 5 visuals. For the smoothest day-one performance, update your GPU drivers, enable DLSS in the graphics menu, and crank up "Dynamic Resolution" only if your frame rate dips below 60 fps—PC gaming keywords that keep this release front and center for search engines.
Death Stranding 2 release date is 26 June 2025 for PS5. Hideo Kojima has confirmed a 12-city On the Beach press tour, spotlighted in VGC's report on the world-tour schedule and teased through his own tweet. Early test reviews are "far higher than the original", notes another VGC article, hinting at a refined open-world hiking experience with deeper social-strand systems.
Where is the Death Stranding 2 world tour happening? Cities include Los Angeles, London, Tokyo, São Paulo and more, each hosting hands-on demos and panel talks with guest composers and actors—perfect hype fuel before Kojima drops his self-edited "third and final" launch trailer, a fact echoed on Reddit's Death Stranding subreddit. Pre-ordering via PS Store nets an exclusive in-game backpack skin, while Kojima Productions' forward-thinking spirit lives on through the legendary designer's "USB stick of future game ideas", chronicled by VideoGamesChronicle—ensuring the studio's creative pipeline remains stocked long after his retirement.
Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 Brushes With Death DLC is out today. Warhorse Studios' historically grounded RPG receives its first story expansion alongside Patch 1.3, as spotlighted in the gritty DLC trailer. The add-on thrusts Henry of Skalitz into Ghent's plague-ridden outskirts, introducing dismemberment-ready polearms and a morality-driven branching narrative that adds 10 hours of medieval intrigue—SEO gold for fans searching "realistic sword-fighting DLC".
What's in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 Patch 1.3? A whopping 245 tweaks ranging from improved parry windows to revamped horseback traversal are broken down in the community-driven patch analysis video. Players can grab Brushes With Death piecemeal or opt for the cheaper expansion pass, which promises two more story DLCs in 2025. Simply log into Steam or GOG, click "Downloadable Content", and enable automatic updates to seamlessly integrate the patch and expansion into your late-medieval save file.
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