✅ Phantom Blade Zero is out now. Released October 28, 2026 (US) / October 29 (Asia) on PS5 and PC. This wiki now covers all 30 weapons, 50 bosses, and the Sha-Chi combat system with verified in-game data.
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Phantom Blade Zero Wiki

Phantom Blade Zero is out now on PS5 and PC. This wiki covers all 30 weapons, 24 Phantom Edges, and 50 bosses, plus the Sha-Chi combat system — updated with verified post-launch data.

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Confirmed: Developer S-GAME · Released October 29, 2026 · Platforms PS5 & PC · Engine Unreal Engine 5 · 30 weapons · 24 Phantom Edges · 50 bosses.

Weapon Database

All 30 primary weapons across One-Handed, Dual-Wield, and Two-Handed categories, plus 24 Phantom Edge secondary weapons — explained alongside the Sha-Chi combat system.

Build Guides

Weapon pairing and loadout recommendations built on the Sha-Chi combat system. Aggressive, defensive, and hybrid approaches using the full 30-weapon roster.

Boss Strategies

Attack patterns, phase breakdowns, and Sha-Chi counter windows for every boss. Recommended builds per fight. Some bosses switch up their moves completely at 50% HP — these guides tell you what's coming.

Combat System Guide

How Sha-Chi, Blue-Flash Attacks, Red-Flash Attacks, Perfect Dodge counters, and Power Surge timing actually work. The combat system is confusing at first but once it clicks it's one of the best in any action RPG.

About Phantom Blade Zero

Phantom Blade Zero is an action RPG by S-GAME, released October 29, 2026 on PS5 and PC. You play as Soul, an elite assassin betrayed and left for dead, resurrected with only 66 days to live.

Phantom Blade Zero's combat is built around Sha-Chi — a resource you build through attacks and parries, then spend on skills and power attacks. The game ships with 30 primary weapons and 24 Phantom Edge secondary weapons, and you equip two of each, switching between them mid-combat.

Developer

S-GAME (Beijing)

Release Date

October 29, 2026

Platforms

PlayStation 5, PC (Steam)

Engine

Unreal Engine 5

Latest Updates

2026-10-31

Game Released — Wiki Updated With Verified Post-Launch Data

Phantom Blade Zero launched October 28 (US) / October 29 (Asia). Weapon and boss pages now use verified in-game data: 30 primary weapons, 24 Phantom Edges, and 50 bosses.

2026-07-05

Weapon Tier List Live + Boss Difficulty Rankings

Added the full Phantom Blade Zero weapon tier list (S through C rank) and boss difficulty rankings. Also updated the FAQ with new questions about the 66-day countdown mechanic and NG+ details.

2026-05-31

Wiki Launched — Weapon Database + Boss Guides Live

PB Zero Wiki launched as a pre-release information hub, built from official trailers and developer interviews.

Latest Pages

Story & Lore

Soul's 66-day journey from betrayal to resurrection — the full story, the factions, and how every side quest shapes the ending you get.

Characters & NPCs

Profiles of Soul and every major character — allies, enemies, and the NPCs whose side quests determine which ending you get.

Locations & World

Every region and area in Phantom Blade Zero — from Weeping Creek Valley to Meigu Lake — with confirmed locations and boss spawns.

Equipment & Items

Accessories, items, medicine, and the weapon upgrade system.

Skills & Abilities

Complete skill trees: Offense, Defense, and Sha-Chi Mastery. Some combos are borderline broken in the best way — finding the right synergy is super satisfying.

Story & Endings

Phantom Blade Zero's story structure and every ending, with the conditions that trigger each one.

PB Zero FAQ, Frequently Asked Questions

Is Phantom Blade Zero out yet?
Yes. It released October 28, 2026 (US) and October 29, 2026 (Asia) on PS5 and PC (Steam).
What platforms is PB Zero on?
PlayStation 5 and PC (Steam). Xbox Series X|S and Switch 2 versions have not been announced.
How many weapons are in Phantom Blade Zero?
30+ primary weapons across One-Handed, Dual-Wield, and Two-Handed categories, plus 20+ Phantom Edge secondary weapons.

Data sources: S-GAME, official Phantom Blade Zero announcements, trailers, and developer interviews, PlayStation Blog, IGN, GameSpot, Eurogamer, gaming press coverage and hands-on previews.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Phantom Blade Zero's combat system like?

Phantom Blade Zero features a high-speed combo-focused combat system influenced by Devil May Cry, Ninja Gaiden, and Sekiro. The core mechanic is the Sha-Chi (沙气) resource: you build it through successful attacks, perfect dodges, and parries, then spend it on secondary weapon skills and power attacks. Key combat elements: light/heavy attack combos that vary by weapon, stance switching mid-combo, wall-run and air-combo integration, and three defensive options (dodge with i-frames, block that reduces damage, and a frame-perfect parry that negates all damage and staggers). The philosophy is aggressive play rewards more Sha-Chi, enabling more aggression.

How many weapons are in Phantom Blade Zero?

Phantom Blade Zero has 30+ primary weapons across three categories — One-Handed, Dual-Wield, and Two-Handed — plus 20+ Phantom Edge secondary weapons in five categories (Artifice, Destructive, Martial, Ranged, and Summoning). You equip two primary weapons and two Phantom Edges at once, switching between them mid-combat.

Is Phantom Blade Zero a Souls-like game?

Phantom Blade Zero is often described as a character action game with Souls-like elements, not a pure Souls-like. Similarities to Souls-likes: parry-based defense, stamina-like resource management (Sha-Chi), challenging boss encounters with learning curves, and a dark fantasy setting. Differences from Souls-likes: significantly faster combat pace, more generous dodge i-frames, weapon-switching mid-combo (not possible in most Souls games), less punishing death mechanics, and an explicit story with cutscenes rather than environmental storytelling. Developer S-Game has stated they want the game to be more accessible than traditional Souls-likes while keeping the combat depth.

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