Phantom Blade Zero Release Date to Be Revealed at The Game Awards
Revealed to be in development for the PS5 and PC three years ago, Phantom Blade Zero caught a lot of attention early on due to its stylish combat.
While action game fans have been eagerly awaiting its release, developer S-Game has remained mum on when gamers can actually play the game.
Thankfully, that will be changing this coming week when The Game Awards airs.
Phantom Blade Zero Release Announcement Inbound at TGA’s
Phantom Blade Zero’s release date announcement is set for The Game Awards, which was confirmed by the official X (formerly Twitter) account of the award-giving body,
#PhantomBladeZero promised to reveal its release date in 2025.
Next Thursday, the lion awakens.
The world premiere announcement arrives live at #TheGameAwards.#TGA2025 #Kungfupunk #Gaming pic.twitter.com/OVNeVnNO1I
— The Game Awards (@thegameawards) December 7, 2025
Expect a trailer to accompany the announcement, which is the case for most big games these days. While nothing has been hinted at yet, we expect the game to be available sometime in 2026. Given Grand Theft Auto 6 is releasing in November (at least for now), we’re also expecting S-Game not to release anywhere near the mammoth title — which is something almost all game developers to do as well.
While we’ve already seen gameplay of Phantom Blade Zero, its main story is said to be around 20-30 hours, which is pretty good. For those wondering, the action game won’t be a Souls-like, so if you’re tired of the genre, this might offer a good respite from it.
Expect Phantom Blade Zero’s release date, alongside other announcements from the event, to be posted here on MP1st.
The Game Awards takes place on December 11, with the Opening Act kicking off at 4:30 pm PT/7:30 pm ET, and the show proper starting at 5 pm PT/8 pm ET. Expect it to last for up to 3-4 hours with the show featuring awards ceremonies and game announcements to round out the year.
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