Phantom Blade 0 Reviews
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S-GAME has knocked it out of the park with this release, and while it’s been a long wait, for me, it was worth it. Phantom Blade Zero delivered on the excitement I felt during those early hands-on sessions, and if you love action games and martial arts flicks, this deserves your attention. I can’t wait to see what else S-GAME has in store for this franchise.
Phantom Blade Zero is a stunning action RPG that gives the best of all time a run for their money. Check out our full review of S-Game's first AAA title.
Check out our definitive Phantom Blade Zero PS5 review to see why S-Game’s martial arts epic delivers a staggering kungfupunk masterpiece.
With incredible gameplay and combat systems, Phantom Blade Zero is without a doubt one of the best games of the generation
A beautiful and horrific game, Phantom Blade Zero has everything to be game of the year, and to be a gateway to wuxia for new audiences.
On October 29, 2026, Liang Qiwei will be grateful to his past self who missed the opportunity to be recommended for postgraduate studies at Tsinghua University 18 years ago because of "Rain Blood".
Phantom Blade Zero is a top tier character action game that deserves your attention.
S-Game's Phantom Blade Zero blends incredibly fluid combat with a gripping story for an action experience that is truly genre defying.
Memorable boss fights, compelling combat, and limitless swagger.
Kung fu and punk come together in Phantom Blade Zero. Is this combination successful? You can read about it in this review.
Phantom Blade Zero is simply fantastic, punching far above its weight graphically and mechanically while landing action-RPG fundamentals.
You may have forgotten, but this year's end isn't monopolized by GTA 6. Even better, while Rockstar's game is sure to generate a lot of buzz, S-Game's Phantom Blade Zero could also make a splash. The game arrives on October 29, 2026, exclusively on PS5, but also on PC. Announced in 2023 amidst a flood of games from various countries
When S-Game first unveiled trailers for Phantom Blade Zero, the gaming industry held its breath, though skepticism was also thick in the air. We witnessed fights choreographed so dizzyingly fast and fluid that many...
Phantom Blade Zero is an epic sight to behold.
Uncover a conspiracy on a journey for revenge in a new and ambitious soulslike game inspired by Chinese mythology.
Phantom Blade Zero is spectacular, a character action masterpiece based on wuxia and kungfupunk for its distinctive setting and combat.
Is Phantom Blade Zero an epic journey through the world of kungfupunk, or is this another overly ambitious project?
Phantom Blade Zero is a labour of love and one of the best action RPGs we've played in years.
Phantom Blade Zero brings players into the dark, wuxia-inspired world of the Wulin. With blisteringly fast, fluid kung fu combat and gorgeous presentation, it forcefully establishes itself as a distinctly excellent, remarkable action RPG.
Phantom Blade Zero doesn't define itself as a 'Soulslike,' and rightly so, as its number of bosses doesn't compare to that genre. Instead, it leans towards character action and RPG elements in weapon enhancement and Spectral Blades, tied to sub-bosses and major—or optional—bosses that sometimes become progress blocks if their weaknesses aren't addressed. A fitting atmosphere and expansive maps to explore make it an ideal title if you're looking for dozens of hours of gameplay and considerable skill challenges.
Phantom Blade Zero, S-Game's first AAA title, impresses with its innovative animations, spectacular combat and original setting.
Phantom Blade Zero is the latest action game on the stage, and George is here with our review of S-GAME's upcoming title.
Phantom Blade Zero is a spectacularly satisfying action game that rewards precise combat and experimentation of its extensive arsenal. Its ‘Kungfupunk’ world and dance-like martial arts choreography make a strong impression, but convoluted storytelling and some frustrating navigation, as well as a confused soundtrack, holds it short of becoming a legend in its art.
S-Game has crafted some of the fastest, most engaging combat of any action game, even if it’s light elsewhere…
China’s video game industry has really ramped up over the past few years, with developers releasing everything from ambitious free-to-play titles like Where Winds Meet to unique Soulslike experiences found in Wuchang: Fallen Feathers. Then there’s Black Myth: Wukong, which famously won Best Action Game at the 2024 Game Awards.
A quest of 66 days to heal a toxic heart in a world of corruption and dark magic takes us on an incredible journey of beautiful locations and mesmerizing combat.
Phantom Blade Zero achieves its goal of creating wonderfully fluid and cinematic kung fu-style combat - but balance and quality issues ultimately dim its shine.
One of the most anticipated action games of the year mixes Chinese Wuxia action with stunning graphics and some very odd story elements, but is it a Soulslike or not?