S-GAME has opened pre-orders for upcoming action RPG Phantom Blade Zero, and in partnership with PlayStation, a dedicated State of Play for the game will be held on August 17 at 7:00 p.m. PT / 10:00 p.m. ET. A new trailer for Phantom Blade Zero was also released to kick off pre-orders.
The Standard Edition of Phantom Blade Zero is available for pre-order for $59.99 featuring the base game and two early unlocks: Treasure Basin (Accessory) and Legacy (Outfit). A Deluxe Edition is available for $69.99 featuring the Standard Edition and various exclusive bonuses, including Outfit: Wulin Legend, Outfit: Blood-Steel Form, a digital art book, and a digital soundtrack.
Phantom Blade Zero launches October 29 for PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam and Epic Games Store.
Lastly, here’s an overview of the game, via Steam:
A Masterful Blend of Traditional Wuxia, Fantasy, and Folk Horror
Explore a world beyond imagination. Shifting realities, echoes of memories long since passed, augmentation, and beings of higher power await in Phantom Blade Zero.
A rumor, a story, a whisper — every thread a trail to unraveling a larger mystery. Navigate through a web of intrigue and lies to uncover the truth.
An Extensive Arsenal is at Your Disposal
A fighter’s worth lies in their weapons.
Over thirty weapons are yours to wield, with more than twenty unique “Phantom Edges” to mix and match to suit your playstyle.
Defeat powerful foes to obtain their weapons, and with it, their signature techniques. Grow your arsenal and defeat all who stand in your path.
Introducing “Kungfupunk”
Inspired by the Golden Age of Hong Kong action films, the world of Phantom Blade Zero blends fierce martial arts with machinery, amplifying an exhilarating clash of steel on steel.
Ancient codes meet iron and smoke; tradition thrums to a modern beat. A new style is forged in this melding of mediums. This is Kungfupunk.
An Authentic Kungfu Experience
Built in Unreal Engine 5 and through the use of state-of-the-art motion capture, Phantom Blade Zero brings together legendary fight choreography from Hong Kong’s Golden Age of martial arts cinema.
Every strike and stance draws from authentic martial arts techniques, captured with the precision of film, is reborn through modern game design.
This is Chinese kungfu reimagined for a new generation.
