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Stellar Blade Patch 1.3 Improves the game’s Photo mode while bringing tons of bug fixes

Shouvik Bose by Shouvik Bose
August 5, 2025
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The PC version of Stellar Blade has been quite a hit since it came out with the game selling over 1 million copies in just three days, making the overall sales of the game a total of 3 million units across both PS5 and the PC. And with the latest patch 1.3, the devs continue to improve Stellar Blade with a myriad of improvements and bug fixes, ensuring an even smoother and more satisfying experience on the platform.

While the latest update doesn’t add any new content into the game, it provides fixes for lots of in-game bugs including issues with the Photo Mode, dialogue, keyboard inputs, missing hair and weapons and more. Overall the patch is geared to improve your overall gameplay experience of Stellar Blade in lots of ways, so make sure to update your game as soon as you can.

And here are all the patch notes:

Stellar Blade Update 1.3.0 Patch Notes

  • Improved Photo Mode so that when selecting a logo, the logo control indicator is now displayed.
  • Fixed an issue where players were unable to exit the shop after purchasing the ‘Polarized Sunglasses’ from Clyde’s shop.
  • Fixed an issue where Eve’s hair would not appear during the final Elder Naytiba cutscene when wearing the ‘Fluffy Bear’ or ‘Pink Bear’ outfits.
  • Fixed an issue where Eve’s final Korean voice-over line was cut off during the ‘Lost Items from Heaven’ conversation with Clyde in the Great Desert.
  • Fixed an issue where Eve’s arm would occasionally appear unnatural in Photo Mode when wearing the ‘Black Pearl’ or ‘Red Pearl’ outfits.
  • When using FSR upscaler, restarting the game is now required to enable frame generation.
  • Fixed an issue where the Fusion Weapon was not visible when beginning the fight against the Airborne Squad after defeating Providence.
  • Fixed an issue where using the numpad on the keyboard to trigger skills in the Training Room caused the training system to become unresponsive.
  • Fixed an issue where, when fishing for the ‘Betta’ fish with mouse and keyboard, the gray striped pattern of the progress bar would obscure the reel-in progress bar.
  • Fixed an issue where, when using the ‘Stinger’, target lock-on would not function correctly under specific input conditions.
  • Fixed an issue where the zoom function in the Hair Salon menu would not respond to controller or keyboard input.
  • Fixed an issue where dialogue would occasionally not display after interacting with Adam in the Eidos 9 Atelier.
  • Fixed an issue where Dororong would occasionally not appear during their introduction scene in Xion.
  • Fixed an issue where newly unlocked items would not immediately appear after increasing shop affinity level.
  • Improved the save timestamp system so that time since last save is now accurately displayed based on successful saves, rather than attempted saves.
  • Enhanced the save failure message by changing it to yellow for better visibility.
  • Various other bug fixes.

The PC version of Stellar Blade also comes with a whole suite of features such as unlocked framerate, AI upscaling via Nvidia’s DLSS 4 and AMD’s FSR 3, both Japanese and Chinese voiceovers, ultrawide display supports, higher resolution environment textures, and DualSense support for haptic feedback and trigger effects. The game also has a bonus Boss battle in the PC version, along with 25 new in-game outfits for the main character.

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