Combat among wet stone ruins

Phantom Blade Zero PC

The Phantom Blade Zero PC version launches on Steam and Epic with Windows 10/11 support, ray tracing and DLSS 4 announced.

Phantom Blade Zero PC launches through Steam and the Epic Games Store. Steam app 4115450 currently lists Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, under both minimum and recommended requirements, without processor, memory, graphics or storage values. S-GAME and NVIDIA have separately announced ray tracing and DLSS 4.

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Steam and Epic Games Store

Both storefront links appear on the official site. Steam exposes the most detailed public metadata, including fifteen interface languages, full English and Simplified Chinese audio, nine full-resolution store screenshots and the October 28 display date for the US region.

Use the local store page for purchasing and unlock timing. Use S-GAME’s October 29 worldwide date when comparing official announcements across platforms.

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Current requirements

Only the operating-system requirement is public in the Steam API: Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. Complete tables that assign CPUs, GPUs, memory targets or storage sizes are not supported by the current store data.

Wait for S-GAME to publish the remaining fields before planning a hardware upgrade. Ray tracing and DLSS 4 support indicate optional high-end features, but they do not identify the base rendering target.

A character shown in the official Phantom Blade Zero gallery
A character shown in the official Phantom Blade Zero gallery

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Ray tracing and DLSS 4

The “Return to Pangzhen” reveal demonstrates ray tracing in Pang Town and announces DLSS 4 with Multi Frame Generation. Wet stone, dense architecture and rain give the lighting features a visible showcase.

The creative director later said the team aims to retain most of the improved character and environment presentation without relying on ray tracing. That distinction matters for players comparing optional effects with the intended base art direction.