Stellar Blade NieR: Automata DLC to Launch on November 20

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Developer Shift Up is set to release Stellar Blade’s NieR: Automata DLC next week together with an update to the game’s Photo Mode, four new outfits for Eve, and more.

Stellar Blade x NieR: Automata Content Launches on November 20

Thanks to this collaboration between Stellar Blade Director Kim Hyung Tae and NieR: Automata Director Yoko Taro, Stellar Blade gets a few surprises for NieR fans. Emil’s shop finds its way to the world of Stellar Blade, which in turn adds eleven “different collaboration-special items,” says DongKi Lee, Technical Director, in a PlayStation Blog post detailing the new DLC.

Photo Mode update and new costumes

Alongside the NieR collaboration, Stellar Blade’s Photo Mode is getting updated with new features and poses for each character. Even will also be four new costumes which you can see below.

The update also comes with lip-sync support for six languages: French, Spanish, Italian, German, Portuguese, and Latin American Spanish. They even gave the option for players to remove Eve’s ponytail and that the update will give the Auto-targeting and ballistics correction feature to apply to enemy insta-kill skills.

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