Developer S-Game has stated that its upcoming game Phantom Blade Zero will have no gacha mechanics or microtransactions…
Developer S-Game has stated that its upcoming game Phantom Blade Zero will have no gacha mechanics or microtransactions, and will focus on being"approachable" whilst incorporating some Souls-like elements.a couple of weeks ago at Sony's PlayStation Showcase, where it gained attention for its slick wuxia-influenced combat and Souls-esque vibes.
The developer Q&As conducted on Discord have allowed fans to ask questions on anything they're curious about. Fans seemingly expressed concerns over whether monetisation you might expect from a mobile game will be present in Phantom Blade Zero."You'll be paying for a complete experience. No gacha or microtransaction[s]," the developer stated in response on Discord.
S-Game described the game's combat as traditional hack-and-slash, with the game taking place in a semi-open world map. The main campaign will reportedly take about 40 hours to complete, and planned endgame content includes multiplayer dungeons, boss rushes, and roguelike exploration of abysses.
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