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Stellar Blade revolves around this concept: an epic struggle for Earth's survival through the exploration of deserted settlements and great hack-and-slash combat, while unlocking stories about past residents adds another emotional depth but without being a stand-out feature of the game. DualSense adds another element of engagement to the combat experience, as developers create a world both hauntingly beautiful, even if desolated, and rather brutal. Eve and her interactions with other survivors create a deep sense of immersion which allows players to connect more deeply with both the storyline and its characters. Eve forms bonds with humanity's remaining members, creating camaraderie and shared purpose without romantic attachments, which is rather disappointing. Deep and Exciting Soulslike Combat The Sekiro-like combat is the star of Stellar Blade: not innovative but very good for a Soulslike game...

Stellar Blade may feature an older engine, yet its visuals are anything but underwhelming. From carefully detailed environments filled with environmental details like crumbling skyscrapers piercing through thick clouds of smog-choked skies to intricate textures on Eve's weathered armor - developers put great care and talent into crafting Stellar Blade, so it remains visually striking without resorting to flashier technological options. It is hard to find fault with Stellar Blade's visuals: they are not a minus but a strong plus. Borrowing, Blending, and Brawling Stellar Blade offers an engaging blend of influences in its combat system. Fans of  NieR: Automata  may recognize some elements from that title's frenetic action while veterans of Dark Souls' parry system will recognize its emphasis on timing and strategic parrying - this results in an engaging blend of familiar yet distinct gameplay that requires mastering its Beta Gauge parrying system...