The release of Stellar Blade is approaching, given that the game is scheduled for April 26, 2024.\r\nDeveloped by the Korean team Shift Up and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment (you can find it on pre-order on Amazon), the title has aroused the players’ attention immediately.\r\nPutting aside the sterile controversies, the action game in question is therefore about to make its debut.\r\nIn this regard, as also reported by PlayStation Lifestyle, the space that the game will occupy on our PS5, and in fact it is very small.\r\nThose who have space problems on their PS5 will be happy to know that the game takes up just over 30 GB of space.\r\n\r\ nAccording to the PSN PlayStation Game Size backend analyzer, version 1,001,000 of Stellar Blade will weigh 30,448 GB, to be exact.\r\nNon-US versions of the game – including the European, and therefore Italian – version may weigh more due to localization packs for multiple languages.\r\nA day-one update may also be in the works, if the quoted version number is any indication.\r\nShift Up has stated that it has post-launch updates in the works, but we don’t yet know what the first update entails. Stellar Blade will in any case be available for pre-loading on April 19th, at midnight local time.\r\nAs for the list of Stellar Blade Trophies, the guys at PowerPyx managed to find a list that includes a total of 43 Trophies, including Platinum (there are three Gold Trophies, 12 Silver and 27 Bronze).\r\nWe also remind you that the game will be entirely dubbed in Italian, both for the voices and for the subtitles.\r\nIn our test, we explained to you that Stellar Blade «seems to lack originality, caught between a protagonist that recalls Bayonetta, a game world that mimics that of Nier Automata and a combat system that must very soulslike, yet it does not fail to offer finely crafted clashes, a happy meeting point between the spectacular nature of character action games and the typical difficulty of works inspired by those of the master Miyazaki.»