🇹🇭🦈The “Andaman Shark” in the Sky
A Royal Thai Air Force Gripen C flown by Queen Suthida of Thailand, with footage of her performing flight maneuvers, from takeoff to landing.
The first previews of Phantom Blade Zero are here, and journalists are blown away.
Several outlets are calling its combat the most engaging since Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.
Some are already calling it their GOTY.
Here’s what journalists are saying:
• IGN: “The most stylish action game of the year.”
• Insider Gaming: “Possibly my game of the year.”
• CGMag: “One of the best action games of the year—perhaps even the decade.”
• The Outerhaven: “Excellent performance with no freezing, stuttering, or other issues.”
Game Informer also shared impressions after several hours with the game:
• Combat features incredibly fluid, motion-captured animations. Fights look like choreographed scenes from Chinese martial arts films.
• Levels offer more than enemy arenas. There’s stealth, shortcuts, exploration, and side quests.
• Level design resembles Souls games, but Phantom Blade Zero feels more forgiving of player mistakes.
• Boss fights feature unusual mechanics. For example, the dancing lion fight introduces pillars, fireballs, and additional enemies. If you die in the second phase, you won’t have to replay the first.
The game launches October 29 on PS5 and PC.
Phantom Blade Zero previews dropped, and calling them glowing is an understatement! 🤯
Multiple previews call it the most satisfying action since Sekiro, and say it's shaping up to be one of the year's strongest GOTY contenders. #PS5 console exclusive too. 👀
Preview montage:
🇹🇭 VIDEO: Her Majesty Queen Suthida conducting her first solo flight in Saab #Gripen C.
#RTAF Wing 7, Surat Thani, October 8th.
📷RTAF #military#aviation