Stellar Blade Devs Go the Extra Mile for the Physical Release that You Simply Won’t Want to Miss

If you needed more reasons to buy Stellar Blade, here's a big one.

Stellar Blade Devs Go the Extra Mile for the Physical Release that You Simply Won’t Want to Miss

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  • Stellar Blade's physical edition features a reversible cover, allowing players to customize their CD case.
  • The cover showcases key characters like Eve, Tachy, Adam, and Lily, adding depth to the game's narrative.
  • Players opting for the digital version receive exclusive in-game items like stylish outfits and valuable currency.
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Stellar Blade, the highly anticipated PlayStation-exclusive game set to release on April 26th, was already the talk of the town in gaming communities. The game has been showered with praise since its demo launch.

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However, with a recent video shared on X/Twitter, people haven’t just been talking about the game, but about the attention to detail that the creative team has showcased. If you were thinking about skipping out on the physical release, this might change your mind.

Stellar Blade’s Physical Release Has This One Cool Feature

Stellar Blade's CD case has a hidden secret.
Stellar Blade‘s CD case has a hidden secret.

In a recent video shared by the official Stellar Blade X/Twitter account, the developers unveiled a special treat for fans purchasing the physical edition: reversible box art. The innovative feature allows players to customize their CD case by easily flipping the cover to reveal a different design.

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Sure, it’s a pretty simple feature, but it’s a neat trick and makes it just that much more worth springing for the physical edition. On one side, players will find an image of Stellar Blade‘s striking protagonist, Eve, gracing the front cover.

But flip it over, and you’ll be greeted with an awesome collage featuring Eve alongside other key characters from the game. Among these characters is Tachy, the fearless leader of the 7th Airborne Squad to which Eve belongs.

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You meet her at the start of the game, as she guides you through the tutorial. Then there’s Adam, a resourceful scavenger navigating the post-apocalyptic landscape. He also appears in the tutorial, and sort of acts as your side-kick and companion after the second act of the demo kicks off.

You’ll also spot Lily, the skilled engineer hailing from the 5th Airborne Squad. You don’t get to meet her in the demo, but there’s a nice feature video on the official PlayStation YouTube which can help you get to know her a little better.

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There are also a few other characters on the cover art, and that mystery is best left for players to unravel themselves on April 26th.

Even the Digital Release Compels Players to Splurge

The Digital Deluxe Edition will give players a head start
The Digital Deluxe Edition will give players a head start.

While the reversible box art alone makes the physical release a must-have for collectors and fans alike, there’s an added incentive to also consider purchasing the digital edition of Stellar Blade. For those who get the Digital Deluxe version, you get a ton of exclusive in-game items.

There’s the stylish Stargazer Suit, Quadruple Rectangle Earrings, and Half-rim Glasses for Eve, and a sleek Stargazer Wear for Adam and Lily, so players will have the opportunity to deck out their characters in some fashionable gear.

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Players also get the Stargazer pack for the Drone, 2,000 SP EXP, and 5,000 gold (in-game currency). That’s a great advantage to have and could help you get some crucial items that’ll make the start of the game a bit more manageable.

With unique advantages to Stellar Blade‘s digital and physical editions, it’s no wonder fans are eager to get their hands on both.

Which Stellar Blade edition will you be purchasing? Let us know in the comments below!

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Written by Vibha Hegde

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Vibha is an avid gamer that has been in the content writing space for over three years. With a Bachelors in Computer Applications, Vibha chooses to explore their passion for pop culture and gaming. When not hunkered over a controller trying to beat the Demon of Hatred in Sekiro, you can find Vibha relaxing to jazz during a digital painting session.