New Lost Soul Aside gameplay footage was shared today, providing a new look at the game by Ultizero Games that has been in development for quite a long time.
The new footage, which was shared today during a presentation held during Chinajoy 2024, showcases a tutorial fight as well as a fight against a new boss and a new weapon. Sadly, the game doesn't seem to be in great shape, as gameplay looks clunky and not particularly inspired. Hopefully, things will be improved before the game launches on a yet to be confirmed release date. You can check out the footage below, courtesy of Gematsu.
Lost Soul Aside began development as a solo project by Yang Bing, who later created the development studio Ultizero Games to complete the development of the game. Inspired by Final Fantasy Versus XIII, which eventually became Final Fantasy XV, the game will be a character action game in the vein of Devil May Cry, where players will have to deal with powerful enemies using a variety of combat techniques.
Despite having been in development for a long time, Lost Soul Aside still lacks a release window. We will let you know when the game releases as soon as possible, so stay tuned for all the latest news.
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