Phantom Blade Zero — Game Information
Short answer: Phantom Blade Zero is a dark wuxia action RPG by Beijing studio S-GAME, released October 29, 2026 on PS5 and PC. It runs on Unreal Engine 5, takes 25–30 hours to finish, and sits at 88 on Metacritic. Everything on this hub is sourced from official pages or launch-week reporting, with a date stamp on each sub-page.
Key facts
| Developer | S-GAME (Beijing) |
|---|---|
| Publisher | S-GAME Publishing |
| Released | October 29, 2026 |
| Platforms | PS5 · PC (Steam, Epic, WeGame) |
| Genre | Dark wuxia action RPG (UE5) |
| Length | 25–30 h main story |
| Voice | English · Mandarin |
| Text languages | 15 |
| Metacritic | 88 (PC and PS5) |
| Price | $59.99 / $69.99 Deluxe |
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Platforms
PS5, Steam, Epic and GeForce NOW — plus why there is no PS4, Xbox or Switch 2 version.
Read more →Cast & Voice Actors
Donnie Yen as Mó Yuan, Roger Craig Smith as Soul, and the names that are not in the game.
Read more →Story, Characters & Endings
Soul's 66-day curse, the Order conspiracy, eight regions and how the two endings differ.
Read more →Genre & Style
Why it is a wuxia action RPG rather than a soulslike, and what Kungfupunk means.
Read more →Languages & Audio
15 text languages, two voice tracks, and which dub to pick.
Read more →Developer — S-GAME
Studio history, the ~$42–56M budget, and the Hong Kong action team behind the fights.
Read more →Trailers & Media
Every official video from the 2023 reveal to the launch trailer.
Read more →News & Timeline
Announcement, delay, State of Play, launch — with the details people misreport.
Read more →Community
Official Discord and X, r/PhantomBladeZero, and how to spot bad info.
Read more →FAQ
Price, demo, DLC, file size, ratings, difficulty and the Fortnite crossover.
Read more →How this section is maintained
Game-info pages are the ones most likely to rot: release dates move, prices change, cast lists get recast three days before launch. Our rule is to date-stamp every page and to keep verification banners where something is still unconfirmed — for example, exact trophy names and some weapon lists remain in that state. Pages that look “unfinished” are usually waiting on a second source rather than on effort.
If you want the practical side instead — combat, bosses, builds, performance — start with the guides hub.