Attendees of the show can experience the stylish action title on one of six stations at the SEGA/ATLUS’s SEGA Partners section. This will mark the first time this iteration of the title will be available to the public. For those scratching your head and are wondering why Stellar Blade is at the SEGA/ATLUS booth (Hall 4/04-N01), the answer is fairly simple, SEGA/ATLUS will be publishing the physical version of the game in Japan (It’s not that weird considering CAPCOM published Grand Theft Auto titles in the past.).
In addition to having their upcoming title playable on the floor, Shift Up’s CEO Kim Hyung Tae will be making an appearance at the SEGA/ATLUS booth on September 20th. The appearance will be streamed online and will be available in both Japanese and Korean.
Stellar Blade Complete Edition will be released on the Switch 2 sometime in 2026.
The Tokyo Game Show will run from September 17th to the 21th at Makuhari Messe, Chiba.
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