Share of the Week: Stellar Blade

Stellar Blade is close to a month old now, and it seems developer Shift Up might be teasing an upcoming update. Taking to Twitter, the studio recently tweeted out an imagine of what looks like a close up of an in-game enemy model, with the image teasing, “get ready for next week.”

Last week we asked you to take in the view from your favorite games, and share memorable landscapes and environments using #PSshare #PSBlog. Here are this week’s highlights:

The PlayStation 5 exclusive Stellar Blade breaks the Fourth Wall if players stare at Eve long enough by having her stare right back at them. Eve has dominated much of the discussion surrounding Stellar Blade since the game's reveal. Her over-the-top outfits and incredible combat prowess have made her quite popular, though she has also found herself at the center of some of the game's bigger controversies.

During the mission in , you'll encounter a powerful boss called the Juggernaut, whose giant hammer makes them a difficult opponent to beat. This Elite Naytiba enemy is the seventh major boss you face in the game as you explore the Matrix 11 area. You'll have to overcome the physical might of the Juggernaut over two intense phases to earn some rewards and progress through the quest.

The Alpha Naytiba Tachy is the eighth boss you encounter in that you must beat throughout three intense phases. This former partner turned enemy is a cold and calculating opponent, making them very different from the aggressive bosses you have already faced. Only by paying attention to Tachy's movements and patterns will you have a chance at overcoming this relentless boss.

and represent fairly different implementations of Bethesda's open-world formula, but when it comes to their shortcomings, they both end up falling into the same trap. There's always a certain level of familiarity to Bethesda RPGs, from the strong points like worlds full of varied possibilities, to the weaker elements like outdated engine design. Not everything has stayed the same over the years, however, and the newer ideas in and are exactly why they don't measure up to the best qualities of Bethesda's most memorable games.

To get higher and further in , EVE will need to unlock the ability to double jump. Throughout the beginning of EVE’s journey, you will find that there are multiple locations and places unable to be accessed that seem just out of reach. This is because you will only be able to return to them when EVE can double jump.

Raven is one of the endgame bosses in . She will have many attacks and tricks since it is close to the game's conclusion. Your build and combat style will be very important when facing Raven.

Fallout has its fair share of terrifying, monstrous, and downright disturbing enemies for players to come across throughout the series, whether it be the lethal Deathclaws or the humble Bloatfly. However, there are some enemies from the series that have a special place in the hearts of fans due to how incredibly annoying they are to run into across the Wasteland, whether it be due to how dangerous they are, or just how much they creep you out.

If you hope to reclaim Earth in , you will need to pick out the right skills to get Eve through her hardest challenges. While you'll probably want to unlock every ability you can, you have to prioritize the most important abilities in the early game. These abilities help you dodge and parry difficult enemies more effectively, making this challenging game a little easier.

Vitcoins are a type of currency in that can be spent on cosmetics for EVE, but it can be hard to figure out how to get more of this item. Coins are scattered throughout different regions you explore, but they have a chance to respawn even after you've collected them. Those looking to farm Vitcoins can follow a few strategies to eventually buy whatever visual items they want.

The mod teams behind Skywind and Skyblivion, the two massive projects remaking Morrowind and Oblivion within Skyrim, have been at work for a long, long time, and it's finally starting to look like that work will pay off. Both projects shared some extensive developer updates this week, complete with some absolutely gorgeous-looking in-game footage.