As for
Stellar Blade, plans for a PC version and a sequel are listed as under consideration, with a release date not yet determined.
"Beyond
Stellar Blade, we are developing a new [intellectual property]-based game,
Project Witches, for release in 2027 or later, and are considering a PC version of
Stellar Blade and a sequel," reads the document (translated from Korean via DeepL). "We believe that our ability to develop new [intellectual properties] that can be successful without relying on existing [intellectual properties] will enable us to grow sustainably compared to other game companies that are locked into existing [intellectual properties]."
Elsewhere in the document, the potential PC release is mentioned once again, as well as plans for post-launch updates and downloadable content.
The document reads, "For
Stellar Blade, we have plans to introduce new gameplay elements, including downloadable content releases, a PC version, and new [intellectual property] collaborations. Meanwhile, the company's global one-build approach allows for simultaneous global updates to ensure a consistent game experience for users and rapid deployment of content at a low cost."
Later on it reads, "AAA console titles such as
God of War and
Final Fantasy have shown tremendous potential, selling over [66 million copies and 185 million] respectively. There are many precedents for AAA titles to evolve into [intellectual property] franchises by extending their lifespan through a series of high-quality sequels and maintaining a long-term monetization base. As a result, we are exploring the possibility of a PC version of
Stellar Blade and a sequel."
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