Shift Up envisage l'auto-édition pour le prochain Stellar Blade

Le développeur coréen Shift Up prévoit d'auto-éditer la suite de Stellar Blade. Cette décision pourrait mettre fin à l'exclusivité PlayStation de la franchise. Des détails sont attendus au cours de l'année.

Shift Up a annoncé ces projets dans son rapport trimestriel du premier trimestre 2026. Le développement du prochain Stellar Blade progresse normalement et reste en bonne voie pour atteindre les normes de qualité visées, a déclaré la société. Elle adoptera un modèle de service propriétaire qui lui permettra de gérer directement l'édition.

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