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La lame stellaire de Shift Up voit l'année record, les ventes de PC pour dépasser la PS5

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Apr 24,2025

Shift Up, le développeur derrière l'action acclamée RPG * Stellar Blade *, a annoncé un exercice record, le jeu générant un impressionnant 43 millions de dollars de redevances. Selon un rapport de Game World Observer, le rapport financier de Shift Up en 2024 a indiqué un chiffre d'affaires total de 151,4 millions de dollars, marquant une augmentation significative de 30,4% par rapport à l'année précédente. La performance stellaire de * Stellar Blade * a joué un rôle central dans cette poussée financière.

Le succès de * Stellar Blade * ne montre aucun signe de décroissance, car Shift Up Project en toute confiance que la prochaine version PC dépassera les ventes de la version originale de PlayStation 5, en particulier sur le marché lucratif des jeux asiatiques. Cet optimisme est soutenu par la popularité du jeu, ayant rapidement vendu un million d'exemplaires et gagné un 7/10 de IGN, malgré certaines critiques concernant ses personnages, son histoire et ses mécanismes de RPG.

Pour l'avenir, Shift Up ne repose pas sur ses lauriers. La société prévoit de dévoiler son nouveau projet, * Project Witches *, au premier semestre de 2025. Cette annonce vient peu de temps après le lancement de la PS5 de * Stellar Blade * en 2024, avant tout élan pour une suite. Cependant, Shift Up a laissé entendre la possibilité de développer un autre jeu dans la franchise * Stellar Blade *, au grand plaisir des fans qui attendent avec impatience plus d'aventures avec le protagoniste Eve, qui combat des envahisseurs inconnus pour récupérer la Terre dans le RPG d'action rapide.

Avec * Stellar Blade * établissant une base solide, les efforts futurs de Shift Up, y compris la version PC et * Project Witches *, promettent de maintenir l'élan et de continuer à étendre leur influence dans l'industrie du jeu.

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