Phantom Blade Zero PC Release Date and Stores
The Phantom Blade Zero PC release date is October 29, 2026, with Steam showing October 28 in some regions. See stores, specs, editions, and timing.
PC release answer
The Phantom Blade Zero PC release date is October 29, 2026. S-GAME lists PC as a launch platform alongside PlayStation 5, with store pages on Steam and Epic Games Store. There is no announced period in which PC players must wait after the console release.
Steam currently displays October 28, 2026 for some regions. The official announcement and PlayStation materials use October 29, so the one-day difference is best understood as a storefront or time-zone display difference. The exact local unlock hour remains To be confirmed until the stores publish their countdowns.
Where the PC version will be sold
The official site links directly to Steam and Epic Games Store. Steam already has a live product page with editions, pre-purchase rewards, language support, and hardware requirements. The collected material does not confirm a release through Microsoft Store, GOG, or another PC shop.
S-GAME Studio is named as the developer and S-GAME Publishing as the publisher. The PC version is a single-player action RPG built with Unreal Engine 5. Steam also lists achievements and Family Sharing support.
PC editions and current price
The US Steam page lists the standard edition for $59.99. It lists the Digital Deluxe Edition for $69.99. Local prices and taxes can differ, so those numbers should not be converted into an unofficial regional price.
The pre-purchase rewards are the Treasure Basin accessory and Legacy Outfit. Official wording says pre-ordering unlocks them early and that both can be earned through gameplay. The material does not support calling either item permanently exclusive.
Minimum hardware target
The minimum PC specification uses Windows 10 or 11 in 64-bit form, an Intel Core i5-8700K or AMD Ryzen 5 3600, and 16 GB of RAM. Graphics requirements are a GeForce GTX 1660 with 6 GB or Radeon RX 5500 XT with 8 GB. DirectX 12 and an SSD are required.
S-GAME describes this setup as a 1080p and 30 frames per second target with upscaling enabled. The storefront does not give a storage-capacity figure in the collected specification. Any claim about download size therefore remains To be confirmed.
Recommended hardware target
The recommended specification uses an Intel Core i5-10600K or AMD Ryzen 5 5600X with 16 GB of RAM. The listed graphics cards are an RTX 3060 Ti with 8 GB or Radeon RX 6700 XT with 12 GB. It again requires DirectX 12 and SSD installation.
That configuration targets 1440p and 60 frames per second with upscaling enabled. No official native-resolution target, ray-tracing target, or preset name appears in the collected Steam specification. Players should avoid treating third-party estimates as final requirements.
DRM and language support
Steam explicitly states that the PC release incorporates third-party Denuvo DRM. The listing does not provide removal timing or a detailed activation policy. Any claim that Denuvo will be removed after a fixed period is To be confirmed.
The Steam page lists fifteen supported interface languages. English and Simplified Chinese have full audio support in the collected listing. Players should check the language table on their local storefront for the exact interface, subtitle, and audio combination they need.
What PC players should follow
Use the official site, Steam, or Epic Games Store for launch timing and purchase details. Older articles may still repeat the former September 9 release date. That date was replaced when S-GAME delayed the game to October 29.
The practical answer is straightforward. PC launches with PS5 in late October through two confirmed stores, and official system requirements are already published. Only the exact regional unlock hour and unlisted technical details remain To be confirmed.