Over A Year Before Release, Stellar Blade: Blood Rain’s New Hero Evie Draws Fire
Stellar Blade: Blood Rain
Shift Up
One of the
biggest reveals at this year’s Summer Games Fest was the announcement of
Stellar Blade 2, or rather,
Stellar Blade: Blood Rain, the sequel to the surprise 2024 hit from South Korean developer Shift Up, which sold well and received great critical and audience acclaim. It has also been at the center of video game culture wars for two years now, and that does not seem like it’s about to change with
Blood Rain.
Eve, the original
Stellar Blade protagonist, was purposefully sexualized as a lead at a level we probably haven’t seen since
Bayonetta. Comic book-like curves, revealing outfits, and held up as the standard by right-leaning fans as the kind of women they wanted to see in video games.
I’d argue there is nothing inherently bad about a purposefully alluring lead in a video game, of either gender, and fortunately,
Stellar Blade also happened to be a very good action game, my favorite of the year. In my view, it was a shame it
was roped into the woke v. anti-woke war, which made most overlook it as an actually fun video game. But sales were high enough to almost instantly greenlight not just a large number of patches (and dozens more outfits) but a sequel.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/paulta...r-blade-blood-rains-new-hero-evie-draws-fire/
even asmongold say looks like a 12 years old kid kanna bomb by internet
yet ppl hiam god of war laufey say is older than his mother
Moi think asian woman looks younger than Ang mo woman that's the truth... see the below girl 37 years old looks like this if ang mo 37 years old looks like 45 liao