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Some Folks Have Already Played Phantom Blade Zero And Will Share Their Thoughts Soon

Andy Cortez, a popular host of Kinda Funny has posted a short video that shows him actively playing Phantom Blade Zero.

FTLmaster78d ago

Played it at SGF and it was bloody awesome!

Jigga6978d ago

China is on fire. I already can't wait for Lost Soul Aside at the end of May.

jznrpg78d ago

It looks great. I don’t want to watch anything else on it until I play it

clevernickname77d ago (Edited 77d ago )

That's great. I am going to eat a sandwich soon. I will post my thoughts later.

shadowhaxor77d ago

Played this at SGF and it was a blast. Even after my turn was up, I hung around the booth to chat it up with the developers and I can assure you, this game is going to blow minds. The downside is this won't be released until 2026.

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Everyone Now Knows China-Made Games Have the Potential to Sell 30M Units Says Phantom Blade Zero Dev

Phantom Blade Zero dev S-Game admits there is now more pressure on the studio and game due to Black Myth Wukong's success.

Sonyslave371d ago (Edited 71d ago )

Bruh chinese always made mad cashbif you count gacha games the $$$ it brings is crazy.

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Phantom Blade Zero aims to beat Black Myth: Wukong and revive the golden age of kung fu cinema - EG

When Chinese action game Phantom Blade Zero was first revealed to the world, it drew countless comparisons to FromSoftware's Souls games, to the point its director (the appropriately-nicknamed "Soulframe" Liang) had to repeatedly downplay the influence. More recently, as more of Phantom Blade Zero has been shown, it's been compared favourably to the Ninja Gaiden series for its combo-led combat. So where exactly does it sit on this spectrum?

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jznrpg73d ago

Black Myth WuKong was great. Even if they don’t surpass it and just come close to as good that is a win in my eyes as that’s how good Black Myth was to me

Miacosa73d ago

Phantom Blade Zero made the bold decision to include difficult settings so this instantly opens up the game to more people and increased potential of success. Given that Black Myth WuKong was a low 80s rated game this leaves a lot of room for a higher score.

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Phantom Blade Zero Will Have Three Game Modes and Eight Different Endings

On March 19/20 (depending on your Time Zone), Kinda Funny Games had another broadcast where they talked about some popular games of today. On the topic of Phantom Blade Zero, Andy shared his impressions and a couple of peculiar facts about the game: Phantom Blade Zero will have three game modes/difficulty levels and eight different endings.