The S-Game game still does not have a release date, but it is moving forward very seriously with its promotional campaign
To say that it has been the big surprise of the year does not even do justice to the achievements of Palworld. The survival, automation and collectible creature video game developed by pocketpair It exceeded the most optimistic expectations, becoming one of the biggest hits in the history of the sector. Six months later, however, his situation is very different. The number of players has been reduced to an all-time low which, although still very high considering the budget of the title (close to 30,000 users at the best time of the last week on Steam alone) clearly indicates the wear caused by the lack of news. Regarding this, we have good news: the game has appeared on the Summer Game Fest 2024 to put release date to its first major update.
The new Palworld update already has a release date
The trailer of Phantom Blade Zero The only problem with which the video game debuted last year was that it offered an image that was difficult to interpret about its playability. This time, however, the game developed by S-Game has shown a much more readable image. The action remains extremely fast and remarkably bloody, but everything points to a controlled frenzy of real-time combos that are combined with ‘quick time events’. The footage has also revealed that there is room for parrys and dodges, already taking us to familiar ground.
The only drawback we can give to the appearance of the video game at the Summer Game Fest 2024 is that It has not arrived accompanied by a release date. In its place the developers have announced a ‘world tour’. The game will be present at different fairs throughout the summer where attendees will be able to try it out. In addition to this Summer Game Fest, its presence stands out at ChinaJoy (Shanghai from July 26 to 29), GamesCom (Cologne from August 21 to 25) and Tokyo Game Show (Tokyo September 28 and 29).
It’s time to keep an eye on Phantom Blade Zero for the future. The game looks very interesting and, although It seems difficult to trust in a launch in 2024, doesn’t seem to be as far away as other big releases. Maybe we’ll get lucky at some of the conferences that will take place over the next few months.
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