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Stellar Blade's Steam Release Has Been Blocked In Over 130 Countries, And Even The Devs Didn't Seem To Know It Would Happen

By 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Joshua Robertson

Published May 16, 2025

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Stellar Blade fans are just finding out that the game's upcoming Steam release will be blocked in over 130 countries due to PSN requirements.
Understandably, fans have been venting online, which seems to have revealed that developer Shift Up had no idea this would happen too.
Stellar Blade's Twitter account has been quizzing fans on where they live, and has reassured people that you don't need a PSN account to play the game.

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Stellar Blade's long-awaited PC release is on the horizon, which brings with it an unlocked frame rate, ultrawide screen support, a bunch of new outfits, a new boss battle, . Most importantly, it will be the first time a lot of people can try the game out, as Stellar Blade has been stuck on PS5 thanks to a publishing deal between 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:PlayStation and developer Shift Up.

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Unfortunately, a lot of people are bei🍸ng hit with the news that they may not be able to try out Stellar Blade after all, as PlayStation's awkward PSN requirements have spoiled the fun once again. Just like with previous PlayStation games on Steam, the release of Stellar Blade has been blocked in over 130 countries, as that's just what PlayStation does in countries in which PSN isn't supported.

It's baffled PC players for a while now, especially as PlayStaꦕtion still does 𒉰it even if a game is single-player. Stellar Blade appears to be affected thanks to an outfit you can unlock as part of an incentive to link your PSN and Steam a🎀ccounts, bu♔t fans are still voicing their outrage on social media, especially those that are finding out they can't buy the game anymore.

Stellar Blade Steam Release Blocked In Over 130 Countries Due To PSN Requirements

However, what's more baffling is that it appears as though developer Shift ജUp had no idea t𓆏his was going to happen either. Using the official Stellar Blade Twitter account to respond to angry fans, , and it's been , seemingly .

Given the confused response from the Stellar Blade Twitter account, it stands to reason that Shift Up has absolutely no idea that this is a PlayStation policy for its PC releases, despite the fact that Stellar Blade isn't a first-party game. You may recall that Helldivers 2 developer Arrowhead also ran into similar problems backܫ when the PSN requirements fiasco was at its peak.

Not much has changed since then though, but hopefully another big developer in Shift Up running into issues and losing out on sales will prompt someone to put more pressure on Sony and get r𝔉id of these arbitrary restrictions.