What do you think about this mechanic? I thought incredible, the action never stops

When I first saw this I thought the sword just awkwardly sat on his back but it seems it’s being held there by the same telekinetic energy soul uses to make it ranged. Pretty neat.

Torn between where to buy the game, don’t want to deal with constant optimisation on my gaming laptop cuz it’s an unreal engine 5 game and I want to play on my 4k monitor, where would I have a more enjoyable experience ps5 pro or my asus zephyrus g14 5080(120watt)

There is a scence in pre-order trailer months ago. After seeing this, i think the story will have some touching and emotional moments, i can see if they can nail it, there will be a really potential story.
And i do hope Soul can be a deep-complex innerself and compassionate person. Because after all it will be memorable in my heart.
So, what you guys think ?

P/s: The music background "emin feat. jony - камин "

based on the trailers, there's this sword that you can throw that spins in place and emits a blue light which is what i'm most looking forward to. the long sword in the newest boss trailer looks dope too.

The hype is so real... so I couldn't resist but to make an illustration of Soul!

Especially since this was made for a friend of mine, and he is one of the gamers that I know are MOST hyped to play this as soon as it drops...

I hope you guys like it as well!

I have literally not seen better fluid animations that work in every scene at this graphical fidelity in a game that is releasing now. This game has my respect and is worthy of a pre-order, not to mention the showcase of all those mechanics and variety; my body is ready!

I've been curious about this since I did watch some videos of Eight Immortals Drunken Swordplay being performed and it..........kinda resembles his style of swordplay, but the way he fights does look differently in other areas. To any experts who know of other styles of drunken swordplay, can you please tell me which one his moveset resembles or if it's a completely original fighting style invented for this game?

A link to the boss fight if anyone needs to see the movements: https://youtu.be/wwMFNoEeth8?t=184&is=iCqleMt6CC-pLQgN

Eight Immortals Drunken Swordplay: https://youtu.be/EGo9qLTnxgU?is=a5VRWNp3QnCnIzfC

I wanted to thank u/BalboaZhao for sending me this link when answering my question and I wanted to share the information it has

Note: I use the translation feature in Safari if the translation is off I apologize please correct it

Was there any review on phantom blade zero performance on base ps5 should we worry abt frame drops and stuttering

What performance can i expect on phantom blade zero can i expect with these specs because im tryna figure out if i should buy it on my ps5 or off steam
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X

GPU: AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT 8GB

RAM: 16GB DDR4

STORAGE: 500GB SATA SSD

Basically what the titles says.

So it confirmed this game has multiple endings in your opinion/theory how do you think multiple endings will work in this game will it be like Sekiro where when you get a ending in the play-through your stuck with that ending and if you want to get another you have do a whole new play-through or will it be like black myth wukong where you can get both endings in a single playthrough I’m leaning toward Sekiro system as I feel the game will have more than two endings and if you want another ending you do a whole other play-through ?

Im intrigued to know how side quests works, I read that the purple ones are the ones that has a chance for consequences in the plot, I hope that they won't over complicate it to a point where there's no coming back and ur stuck with a different ending then the cannon one.

Phantom Blade Zero blew me away. The combat is the star: it's fast and frantic, and it feels like a playable version of classic kung fu cinema. You're parrying and attacking at the same time, so fights have a flow I haven't felt in other Souls-style games. It's not a button-masher either. You have to read each enemy, position well and swap weapons to keep your Sha-Chi up. The world is gorgeous and clearly shaped by Chinese culture, and the motion capture shows in every strike and dodge. After six hours with Chapter 1, I left wanting a lot more.