VITURE’s XR Glasses Let You Play Phantom Blade Zero on a 174-Inch Virtual Screen

VITURE has partnered with Phantom Blade Zero to release branded XR glasses that let players experience the action game on a massive virtual display. The VITURE Phantom Beast XR glasses are available for pre-order at $599 and promise to deliver the game’s “kungfupunk” style on a 174-inch virtual screen.

What You’re Actually Getting

The collaboration bundles VITURE’s XR hardware with Phantom Blade Zero content and collectibles. The glasses are positioned as a way to play the game at a scale that traditional monitors can’t match—the 174-inch virtual screen is the headline feature here. Pre-orders are live, and the package includes branded hardware tied to the game’s aesthetic.

Beyond the core XR glasses and access to play Phantom Blade Zero, the bundle includes collectibles, though the source doesn’t detail exactly what physical items ship with the pre-order.

Why This Matters for XR and Gaming

XR (extended reality) glasses have been positioned as the next frontier for immersive gaming, but adoption has been limited by price, library size, and the “why do I need this?” question most gamers ask. A $599 entry point is still steep, but it’s competitive within the XR space—and bundling it with a major game release gives players an immediate use case.

Phantom Blade Zero is a stylish action game with a distinct visual identity, and its developers clearly see XR as an interesting way to reach players. The “kungfupunk” branding suggests the game leans into its art direction hard, which could translate well to immersive hardware where screen size and visual fidelity matter more.

For VITURE, a gaming XR brand, exclusive or early-window partnerships like this are critical to building a software library. XR hardware sales live or die by the games available for them—the install base only grows if there’s a reason to put on the headset. Phantom Blade Zero isn’t exclusive to these glasses, but the partnership gives VITURE users a way to experience it that standard PC or console players won’t have.

The collectibles angle also suggests VITURE and the game’s publisher are thinking about fans who want physical proof of early adoption. That’s smart positioning for a premium product.

What’s Next

Watch whether this partnership drives meaningful pre-order numbers for VITURE or if XR gaming remains a niche play. If Phantom Blade Zero reviews well and players report that the 174-inch virtual screen actually enhances the experience, we might see other action games and publishers consider XR partnerships.