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Anime Zero is an anime-inspired Roblox RPG set in a neon-lit world. As you level up, you’ll battle bosses, allocate skill tree points, spin for new abilities, and (of course) summon plenty of anime heroes to help you along the way

Phantom Blade Zero is on track to be a huge hit, with estimates suggesting the action game has already sold over 1 million copies before launch.

Phantom Blade Zero made more than a few heads turn when it was announced during theMay 2023 PlayStation Showcase. However, soon enough, doubt started creeping in: how could S-Game, a game development studio based in China that has only worked on smaller indie and mobile games, be behind a game that looked on par with…

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PlayStation VR2 players won’t have to wait too much longer for Zero Caliber 2. XReal Games announced a November 5 release date with enhancements to take advantage of the features of Sony’s headset.

ASUS ROG has revealed a brand new collaboration as they have made several Phantom Blade Zero-themed items available for pre-order.

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If you want to become a legendary warrior in Anime Zero, you’ll need a fighting style to match your ambition. There are plenty to collect too, with the game letting you wield the weapons and abilities of characters like Frieren, Guts, Sukuna, and many more of anime’s most powerful heroes and villains.

Back in 2023, Sony presented a new State of Play that featured some of the games headed to the PS5 in the future. While Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 was the big draw of the show, an action game by relatively unknown developer S-Game stole the show.

I played Phantom Blade Zero at Gamescom in Cologne, Germany, back in August, which, at the speed of the internet, means it feels like I had my hands on the controller about five years ago. The memory is vague and dreamlike, but it’s a strong one that left an undeniable impression. I also made sure…