Stellar Blade Demo Date Announced

In a new blog post published today, PlayStation shared important information about the Stellar Blade demo date and Turkish language support. The most striking point is that the game will come with Turkish language support.

In the blog post published by PlayStation, the Stellar Blade demo date was pointed out as March 29, and it was stated that the demo would be a free demo. The demo will allow playthrough of the immediate beginnings of the game, including an extensive tutorial. There will also be a “little surprise for players who complete the first stage.”

Stellar Blade Demo Coming on March 29

Players will be able to import save data from the demo into the full game, preserving everything until the last checkpoint. PlayStation also warns that players should keep their save data, especially on PlayStation 5 systems. In PlayStation's new blog, it was stated that the upcoming demo will support both “60 FPS” and DualSense haptics.

Apart from the demo, the most striking announcement was made from the PlayStation Türkiye account. Although it has come to light with a few leaks in the past weeks that the game will have Turkish language support, the first official announcement was made with today's statement.

Stellar Blade is currently available for purchase on PlayStation Store with a pre-order price of 1,999 TL.

About Stellar Blade

The future of humanity is on a knife edge in Stellar Blade, PlayStation 5's new story-driven action and adventure game. Under attack by strange and powerful creatures, Earth was abandoned and the remnants of a devastated humanity fled to the Colony in outer space.

EVE, a member of the 7th Airborne Squad, sets out from the Colony and arrives at the deserted ruins of the planet with a very clear mission. His goal is to save humanity by eliminating the Naytibas who are destroying the Earth.

But as EVE battles the Naytibas one by one and pieces the mysterious pieces of the past together in the ruins of human civilization, she realizes that her mission is not simple at all. In fact, almost nothing is as simple as it seems.