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Phantom Blade Zero: Start here

Phantom Blade Zero is S-GAME’s single-player action RPG about Soul, an assassin framed for murder. The official premise gives him sixty-six days to live. Start with the release details and announced difficulty options; Kingy has not played a build.

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What this game is

Official statement

S-GAME calls its mixture of martial arts, machinery and dark fantasy kungfupunk. The original developer introduction describes a semi-open world made from multiple maps. That establishes the intended structure, not a tested route through the finished game.

The sixty-six-day premise

Official statement

The sixty-six days belong to Soul’s story. S-GAME also names a challenging Sixty-Six Days mode. These statements do not prove that every difficulty has a real-time countdown, one chapter per day or a penalty for exploring. Kingy’s earlier seven-day campaign description was incorrect.

Choose the experience you want

Official statement

The developer describes Wayfarer as a mode for following the story and Hellwalker as a greater challenge with more adaptive enemies. Exact settings, unlock requirements and differences between modes still need a documented build check.

Before your first session

Editorial guidance

Read the regional release date, compare your PC to the published requirements if applicable, and choose settings around your needs. Once playing, record the build before relying on a walkthrough or reporting an issue. Combat timing and boss strategies on this wiki are not independently tested.

Sources and how this guide was made

Updated: 2026-09-19. Checked: 2026-10-09. This guide uses official information and attributed reporting; Kingy has not play-tested these instructions. Each section links to its evidence.

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