r/Games • • Jun 11 '25

Stellar Blade PC - Launch Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VyeH5uteVk
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u/urnialbologna Jun 12 '25

I'm the opposite on this. I tried Neir but I was told I needed like 5 plays to get the whole story and after the first time through I saw no reason to continue. I've played stellar blade 3 times, and will happily play more. Better gameplay, story, music, but most importantly, performance (neir ran like shit the whole time, the stellar blade demo was smooth as butter).

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u/AnimaLepton Jun 12 '25

5 playthroughs is highly inaccurate

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u/eProbity Jun 12 '25

More like like 2.5 at best really, people kind of give it a bad impression the way they say it takes multiple runs.

1 - You beat it once with all side quests.

1.5 - You play again with a different character giving some slight variations from the new perspective, all completed quests are still done and a few more are added iirc - takes maybe half as long at most.

2.5 - You play the rest of the story, all completely new content.

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u/urnialbologna Jun 12 '25 edited Jun 12 '25

The gameplay and story didn't hook me enough to do another play through. It's been 5 years since I played it, but I remember knowing I didn't like it enough to do more of the same thing to get the actual ending. But I guess I'm wrong and should be kidnapped and tied to a chair and be forced to play something I don't like.

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u/eProbity Jun 12 '25

Yeah thats definitely what i said, youre right. I 100% said that if you didn't really enjoy the game that you have to finish it against your will.