Developer Shift Up has announced that its action-adventure hit Stellar Blade has officially surpassed 3 million units sold globally. The announcement follows the release of the game’s highly anticipated PC port on June 11, which has been instrumental in pushing the title to this impressive new sales milestone.
🎮 From PS5 Favorite to PC Sensation
Stellar Blade originally launched exclusively for PlayStation 5 in 2024, where it saw early success with over 1 million units sold within its first two months. Despite some initial controversy surrounding its themes and character design, the game earned a solid 82 critic score on OpenCritic, and its fast-paced combat and stunning visuals helped it gain a loyal following.
After months of fan anticipation, Stellar Blade finally made its way to PC—and the response was explosive.
⚡ PC Port Shatters Expectations
The PC release brought with it a host of enhancements, including:
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DualSense controller support
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NVIDIA DLSS 4 and AMD FSR 3 support for optimized performance
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Compatibility with unofficial mods via platforms like Nexus Mods
The game sold over 1 million copies on PC within just three days, and it quickly surpassed 100,000 concurrent players on Steam in less than 24 hours—becoming only the second Sony-published title to do so, following Helldivers 2.
📈 A Testament to Smart Cross-Platform Strategy
The rapid success of Stellar Blade on PC shows the growing demand for console-first titles on multiple platforms. With over 3 million total sales, Shift Up has now firmly established Stellar Blade as one of the standout action RPGs of this generation.
Its performance also reinforces the value of releasing optimized PC versions with modern features and modding support, appealing to both new players and console veterans alike.
With 3 million units sold and a strong presence on both PS5 and PC, Stellar Blade has officially entered the upper echelon of modern action games. Whether you’re here for the fast-paced gameplay, immersive visuals, or modding potential, Stellar Blade proves that great games thrive when given room to grow across platforms.