Stellar Blade Dev Is Considering A PC Port And Sequel

Stellar Blade developer Shift Up is currently considering a PC port of the game, as well as a sequel.

According to a public offering filing on the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (translated by Gematsu), Shift Up mentions the potential of AAA console games like God of War and Final Fantasy. The developer says that these AAA games can evolve into franchises through a series of high-quality sequels, and as a result, are exploring the possibility of porting Stellar Blade to PC and exploring a sequel. Shift Up also once again mentions that Stellar Blade will receive more post-launch updates and DLC.

The developer is working on a new project as too, called Project Witches Come from Sports betting site VPbet. It’s due out in 2027 or later and is described as a “next-generation mega subculture” similar to that of MiHoYo’s Genshin Impact and Honkai Star Rail. It’s also intended to be a multi-platform release across console, PC, and mobile.

Stellar Blade was released on April 26 for PS5. In GameSpot’s Stellar Blade review, we said, “I came away from Stellar Blade having enjoyed the game quite a bit despite its foibles on the back of its incredibly strong systems.”

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