In the “Rated 18” game Stellar Blade on PS5, a lot revolves around the characters, showcased with revealing skins and wobbly physics. However, one character has had enough of you and fights back fiercely.
Who is it about? The “Rated 18” game Stellar Blade indulges in fan service on a grand scale. The characters are repeatedly showcased through revealing skins, wobbly body parts, and suggestive animations and poses.
The actual game is a mix of Soulslike and action RPGs like NieR:Automata or Devil May Cry, where you must cleverly defeat opponents in battles by dodging attacks and striking at the right moment. Throughout the game, you unlock new abilities.
While controlling your character through the action game, you can also receive new outfits. However, one character has now had enough of you and doesn’t want to be looked under her skirt anymore.
Here you can watch the trailer for the collaborative DLC between Stellar Blade and NieR:Automata:
Eve fights back against your looks
What does the character do? The main character Eve can be outfitted with various revealing outfits. Since the new DLC, which brought characters and skins from NieR:Automata into the game, Eve’s wardrobe has been further filled.
One of the new outfits from the DLC leaves Eve with very little fabric on her body. A transparent dress, thigh-high stockings, boots, and a bow over the protagonist’s bottom – there isn’t much more to wear.
Some people like to let the camera wander. But those who do quickly receive a kick from Eve. The protagonist doesn’t appreciate it at all when someone wants to look under her skirt and appears angry when kicking against your camera. On X.com, you can watch a video showing the outfit along with the kick.
To provoke the kick, you really have to aim for it – an unintentional camera pan probably won’t be enough.
Why does the character fight back? It’s not new for the characters in Stellar Blade to resist your gaze. If you have stared too long at your character’s body so far, she starts staring back at you.
There was also such a function in NieR:Automata, the game from which the aforementioned outfit originates. Here, the main character would turn around by herself to shield her body from the players’ gazes and directly stare back at the player.
We have written our own article about the staring at players and breaking the fourth wall, that is when an in-game character interacts with you as a human in front of the monitor. It also deals with the “Rated 18” games Stellar Blade and NieR:Automata: The pretty heroine from Stellar Blade knows exactly when you have lewd thoughts
