Phantom Blade Zero gets a 10% PC discount as Fanatical cuts the UK Steam edition to £44.99
If Phantom Blade Zero has been on your PC wish list, Fanatical has the standard edition for £44.99 in the UK. That is £5 off its displayed £49.99 reference price, a 10% saving on S-GAME’s martial-arts action RPG.
You will receive a digital PC key to activate on Steam, and Fanatical says this version works in the United Kingdom. If your account is registered elsewhere, I recommend checking the store’s region information before you pay. It is also worth confirming the final total at checkout.
The £44.99 offer gets you the base game. There is also a £53.99 Digital Deluxe edition with extra outfits, a digital art book and soundtrack, so make sure the standard edition is selected if you want the lower price.
Combat in Phantom Blade Zero. Image: S-GAME
- Standard edition for PC, redeemed on Steam
- Fanatical says this product activates in the UK
- Check regional eligibility and checkout total before purchase
Fast weapon fights lead Soul through a dark fantasy world
In Phantom Blade Zero, you play as Soul, a warrior framed for his master’s murder and left with 66 days to live. The single-player story takes him through the Wulin, a martial world full of people standing between him and the truth.
A scene from S-GAME’s action RPG. Image: S-GAME
The appeal for action fans is the choice of weapons and the way they feed into combat. S-GAME says there are more than 30 primary weapons and over 20 Phantom Edges to find, with dodges, deflections and counters all part of a fight.
The PC version launched in late October, developed by S-GAME Studio and published by S-GAME Publishing. This offer comes from Fanatical, a separate retailer, with the game redeemed on Steam.
A scene from Phantom Blade Zero’s fantasy world. Image: S-GAME
Make room on your SSD before joining the fight
Before grabbing the deal, I would check your available storage. The Steam requirements call for 145GB of free space and an SSD installation, so a crowded game drive could need some rearranging first.
For its minimum specification, S-GAME lists 16GB of RAM, an Intel Core i7-8700K or AMD Ryzen 5 3600, and a GeForce GTX 1660 6GB or Radeon RX 5500 XT 8GB. The developer associates that hardware with a 1080p, 30fps target using upscaling.
If you are aiming for the recommended 1440p, 60fps target, the listed graphics cards are an RTX 3060 Ti 8GB or Radeon RX 6700 XT 12GB, with upscaling enabled there too. Treat those as the developer’s targets, rather than a promise for every PC. Steam also lists Denuvo third-party DRM and a separate end-user licence agreement.
The £5 saving uses Fanatical’s displayed reference price; Steam’s UK store also showed the standard edition at £49.99 when checked. If you are happy with a separately purchased Steam key, the discount gives you a little room back in your games budget. Just check the edition, activation region and price once more before buying.
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