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Stellar Blade is the latest Sony PlayStation 5 exclusive. The game is an action-adventure that faced a lot of controversy during its release. Many have criticized its artistic choices, but despite everything, the developers have said that they will not be implementing any censorship in Stellar Blade. Similar to other PlayStation exclusives, Stellar Blade is a narrative-heavy single-player title. While it can offer quite a challenge to those who are looking for it, Stellar Blade can also be enjoyed only for its story. It all depends on the difficulty that you choose at the start of the game.

In this article, we explore the difficulty settings in Stellar Blade.

Learn more about the difficulty settings in Stellar Blade (Image via PlayStation)

Stellar Blade has two difficulty settings: Normal and Story mode. The Story mode is for those who only want to experience the story and don’t care about the combat much. On the other hand, the Normal Mode is for those who are looking to enjoy the story as well as the combat to its fullest.

In the Story mode, the enemies become far easier to kill and deal negligible damage. To make things more accessible, the game also has a special slow-mo ability for Eve in this mode. Because of this, when the enemies prepare to unleash a devastating yellow, blue, or purple attack, everything slows down, giving the player a wider time window to dodge it or counter it.

Countering in the Story mode is also very easy. Each time the game slows down, a special input prompt shows up on the screen. The player can press the button and Eve will automatically parry or counter the attack with a swirl of moves and combos. Performing combos has been simplified in Story mode. You can simply press a single input to chain