Sony does a nasty job with a Stellar Blade demo: were you able to play it?

There are few occasions when a company makes a mistake and releases content in the official store of its console without it being planned, but on this occasion it happened and they did it in a big way, with one of those titles that woke me up threshing within the community of PS5. Her name is Starblade and you have surely heard about it in the latest Japanese live shows.

Starblade It is a title that will reach PS5 on April 26 and it had raised expectations for this combination that Japanese studios love so much, featuring a stunning protagonist delivering cakes to everything that moves. An evolution that we could compare – while saving distance – with the Bayonetta

but it sort of follows similar paths.

Sony’s mistake with Stellar Blade

The fact is that this title, exclusive to PS5was the unwitting protagonist of an error that is not common to see on platforms like PlayStation Storesince last Friday a demo which was only available for a few minutes, but long enough for some users to download it to their consoles and, once registered there, play with the 40 or 45 minutes of expansion it offers.

As we told you, it was not planned that last Friday the demo of Starblade so it must have all been an error in the programming of the content or, even worse, that someone without realizing it ended up publishing it when it was not the timing chosen by SHIFT UP, the studio behind this first major exclusivity of PS5

so far in 2024.

It goes without saying that after the erroneous publication of the demo and some players have managed to download it to their consoles, a whole series of videos have appeared on YouTube that show us in detail what the Japanese game will look like. And it must be said that from what little has been shown in recent days, things are looking really good (by the way, do you want to connect your DualSense to your PC?).

Positive feedback on the demo

As we told you, this version demo of Starblade For PS5 It was played by everyone who was quick and downloaded it before Sony killed it, after just a few minutes. But in general, this approximate hour of play yielded very good impressions from those who posted these gameplay who, moreover, left us excellent news. Do you know which one?

Well, basically, the demo of Starblade It includes the first stages of the final game so that we can save our progress so that, once it is released and we have purchased it, we can continue where we left off. This way we don’t need to repeat and go through the same places, so fatigue What it is and how little we want to do it.