Phantom Blade Zero on the Epic Games Store

What does the Epic listing say?

The Epic Games Store carries Phantom Blade Zero as a pre-purchasable base game offer. Its catalogue record reads:

Field	Value
Title	Phantom Blade Zero
Developer	S-GAME Studio
Publisher	S-GAME Publishing
Price	$59.99 USD
Release date	October 29, 2026
Store page	/p/phantom-blade-zero-e78a35

A note on what could not be verified. Epic’s storefront sits behind a bot challenge, and its catalogue API endpoints did not respond when the listing was checked. The values above are the ones that match across Steam, S-GAME’s official site and the PlayStation Store. Epic’s own internal offer identifiers, the seller-of-record name and the offer-type string are not reproduced here, because they could not be read from a first-party Epic response at the time of checking. If you need the exact offer record, open the store page directly.

The description on the Epic listing is the publisher’s standard short copy: “S-GAME presents Phantom Blade Zero, a fusion of classic Wuxia storytelling and exhilarating action powered by Unreal Engine 5. You play as Soul, a warrior with only 66 days left to live. Fend off assassins, unravel world-ending conspiracies, and defend your values with your life.”

The release date matches the official site and the PlayStation Store, which publishes the unlock as the 2026-10-29T02:00:00Z instant. Epic’s own timestamp could not be read directly, so what is confirmed here is that Epic shows the same calendar date rather than a separate regional release.

How does the Epic listing differ from Steam’s?

The differences are real and they are worth checking before you buy, because the two storefronts do not carry identical metadata.

Pricing and editions. Steam exposes two purchasable packages in one selection group — the Standard at $59.99 and the Digital Deluxe at $69.99. Epic’s listing was not readable past its bot challenge when it was checked, so whether it currently presents the same two options is unconfirmed; the editions guide covers the full contents of each as S-GAME’s site lists them.

System requirements. This is the sharpest difference. As checked on the Epic Games Store, the system-requirements panel for this title lists Windows 10 64-bit but leaves the other PC specification fields as TBD — processor, memory, graphics, DirectX, storage, and the target resolution and frame rate.

S-GAME’s own requirements page and Steam’s listing both publish the complete two-tier specification. The PC system requirements guide carries the full tables, including the ray tracing and path tracing targets that Epic’s panel does not show at all.

Release date rendering. Epic publishes the calendar date of October 29, 2026, matching the official site. Steam’s storefront renders October 28 for US Pacific time, which is the same instant. The launch guide sets out the date across all three platforms.

DRM. Steam’s product page states the game uses Denuvo. The Epic listing’s catalogue record does not carry a DRM statement in the same place, and no first-party source states otherwise. That is a difference in what the two pages publish, not evidence that the two PC builds differ in protection.

What is confirmed about the PC build across both stores?

The PC version is Windows-only. Steam’s app data lists windows: true with mac: false and linux: false, and no first-party page lists a Mac or Linux build.

The shared requirements are the ones S-GAME publishes: Windows 10 or 11 64-bit, DirectX 12, 16 GB RAM, an SSD, and a minimum tier targeting 1080p at 30 FPS with upscaling on a GTX 1660 6GB or RX 5500 XT 8GB, with the recommended tier at 1440p and 60 FPS on an RTX 3060 Ti 8GB or RX 6700 XT 12GB. The PC performance guide covers the DLSS 4 and ray-tracing story, including S-GAME’s statement that the game was tuned to keep most of its visual impact without ray tracing.

Does the Epic listing have its own pre-order bonuses?

The pre-order content is the same on Epic as on the other two stores. S-GAME’s pre-order announcement lists PS5, Steam, and the Epic Games Store as the places to pre-order, and the bonuses are edition-independent: Accessory: Treasure Basin, which raises the Remnant Dust drop rate by 10%, and Outfit: Legacy. The pre-order bonuses guide covers the important caveat that both are also obtainable through in-game progression.

What has not been published on the Epic listing?

The Epic listing does not publish a PC download size, a frame-rate target, a full system-requirements table, an achievement list, a boss roster, individual weapon names, or endings. Whether it currently offers the Digital Deluxe as a separate purchase could not be confirmed.

The official content status records that boundary, and the Steam version guide covers the Steam-side features and DRM in detail.

Sources

• Epic Games Store: Phantom Blade Zero
• S-GAME: PC System Requirements
• S-GAME: Pre-Orders Now Available
• Steam: Phantom Blade Zero
• Phantom Blade Zero official site

Last verified: October 20, 2026.