Phantom Blade Zero New Trailer Showcases The Hunt Boss Fight and Blood-Steel Form

A new gameplay trailer for Phantom Blade Zero focuses on the protagonist Sol's intense battle with one of the game's bosses, The Hunt.

IGN Media has just released a new exclusive gameplay trailer for Phantom Blade Zero, this time focusing on the breathtaking fight of the main character, Soul, with one of the game's bosses called The Hunt.

In addition to this exciting battle, in the final seconds of this video, the appearance of Blood-Steel Form, which is one of the special contents of the Digital Deluxe version, is revealed for the first time.

Although The Hunt has made brief appearances in previous Phantom Blade Zero shows, the new video takes a much more detailed look at his one-on-one battle with Sol. This fight takes place in a lush and eye-catching environment near a waterfall and once again emphasizes the core of the gameplay, which is the stunning speed of swordsmanship, repelling successive attacks and lightning-fast movements of the two fighters on the battlefield.

From a story perspective, The Hunt is one of Soul's former comrades and members associated with the cult. The studio behind the game, S-GAME, has previously confirmed that the encounter with this tough character will take place at the very beginning of Soul's adventure. It should be mentioned that this boss fight was also depicted in the previous trailers during a cinematic fight sequence on a moving wagon.

Published reports from the demo and playable version of Phantom Blade Zero show that The Hunt is not just a show boss to show off the game's graphics, but plays a very important role in the gradual training of the combat system. The battle with this character consists of several separate phases, and the strength of its design is that if the player fails in the second phase, there is no need to repeat the first phase. The Epic Games platform also confirmed in its exclusive preview that the opening bosses of the game, including The Hunt, are designed to challenge and test the skills that the player has learned up to that point in the game.

Another distinctive and attractive feature of this boss is his special weapon, the Chain Sickle; A deadly weapon consisting of blades attached to a long chain. According to a preview published by Shacknews, players can obtain this unique weapon after defeating The Hunt and even outside of combat, use it as a grappling hook-like tool to navigate the environment and reach distant areas.

But the other important half of the new video is dedicated to the first official unveiling of the Blood-Steel Form skin. Until now, this skin was only introduced in text format as one of the contents of the deluxe edition, and S-GAME studio did not release any clear images of it. Now, IGN's trailer finally shows off the armor's final, in-game form. Phantom Blade Zero's official website has also confirmed that the Blood-Steel Form skin will make up the Digital Deluxe Edition bundle, along with another cover called Wulin Legend, a digital artbook, and a soundtrack album.

According to official information, the standard version of Phantom Blade Zero will be available at a price of $59.99 and the Digital Deluxe version will be available with a price tag of $69.99. Users who pre-purchase either version will get early access to the Treasure Basin area and the Legacy outfit; However, it should be noted that these two items will also be accessible through normal progression during the game. However, the Blood-Steel Form and Wulin Legend skins are completely exclusive and only available to buyers of the Deluxe Edition.

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