Project Eve is a futuristic action RPG built for the latest console generation, and today Korean studio Shift Up provided the longest look yet at how it'll play. From today's trailer, it feels like a ...

The game once known as Project EVE has a new name, and it debuted anew at Tuesday’s State of Play as Stellar Blade. Developer ShiftUp has been working on the title, which features work from artist ...

Back in September 2021 at the PlayStation Showcase, SHIFT UP Corporation came out of the woodwork with a game it called Project EVE at the time of reveal. It’s a fast-moving sci-fi hack-and-slash ...

Developer ShiftUp showcased a better look at its upcoming game Stellar Blade, formerly known as Project Eve, during Sony’s State of Play presentation on Tuesday. We last saw the game at a State of ...

Great news for you character-action fans watching the Sony State of Play tonight, as Stellar Blade (formerly Project Eve) was just shown off via a rad new gameplay and story trailer. The game got much ...

Shift Up's long-touted Project Eve is finally nearing release. The Korean developer has announced that the action RPG will arrive in 2023 as Stellar Blade. It will be a PS5 exclusive on consoles.

Project Eve, the extremely shiny-looking action game shown off last year from Korean studio Shift Up, has reemerged at Sony's State of Play with a new title and release window: it's coming in 2023, ...

Sony’s State of Play showcased new footage from the upcoming game Project EVE by Hyung-tae Kim’s studio hiftUp and revealed the final title of the game is Stellar Blade. This PS5 console exclusive is ...

Stellar Blade is a PS5 console exclusive at will release in 2023 – or so sayeth the new trailer for the game formerly known as Project Eve. A third-person action adventure with style to spare, Stellar ...

I’m still struggling with what to make of this Project EVE trailer. A game by Korean corporation SHIFT UP, best known for the Destiny Child franchise (no relation to Destiny’s Child), this latest ...

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