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Phantom Blade Zero: release date, price, editions, platforms and languages

Phantom Blade Zero launches October 29 on PS5 and PC: Standard at US$ 59.99, Deluxe at US$ 69.99, digital-only on PS5, plus languages and story details.

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Phantom Blade Zero, Chinese studio S-GAME’s wuxia action RPG, launches this week. Here is what is confirmed: release date, price, editions, platforms and languages.

When does it launch?

The worldwide launch is on October 29, 2026, according to S-GAME. The game was delayed from September 9 to that date. We have already covered the launch trailer.

Which platforms?

PlayStation 5 and PC, on Steam and the Epic Games Store. There is no disc edition on PS5: the game is digital-only on console.

How much does it cost?

The Standard Edition costs US$ 59.99 and the Digital Deluxe Edition US$ 69.99 (R$ 229.90 for Standard on Steam in Brazil). The Deluxe adds the Wulin Legend and Blood-Steel Form outfits, a digital art book and the soundtrack, and pre-orders unlock the Legacy outfit and the Treasure Basin accessory early.

Languages

The Steam page lists Brazilian Portuguese among its supported languages, along with English and other major languages.

The story

You play Soul, a warrior with only 66 days left to live, fending off assassins and unraveling world-ending conspiracies in a blend of classic wuxia and fast action built in Unreal Engine 5. Martial arts star Donnie Yen has been a creative consultant since 2023 and did the motion capture for the protagonist’s father.

Page updated on October 26, 2026.

Source: S-GAME, Steam and PlayStation Store.

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