Game Overview:
Lost Soul Aside is an action RPG developed and published by UltiZero Games.
The indie project is the creation of a single developer, Yang Bing, who is inspired by the likes of Final Fantasy and Devil May Cry.
Though the upcoming action title still doesn't have a release date, developr UltiZero Games has released a hefty chunk of new gameplay footage.
Game director Yang Bing will attend the event for an interview on July 26th. New gameplay will also potentially be showcased.
Chinese studio UltiZero Games' long-awaited action RPG is currently in development for PlayStation 5 and PC.
The PlayStation China Hero Project-backed game was first officially announced all the way back in March 2017.
UltiZero Games' upcoming action RPG continues to look promising in its newest gameplay showing.
A new gameplay trailer has also been released for the upcoming action RPG, with UltiZero Games also confirming it will utilize GeForce RTX on PC.
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Producer Yang Bing says development is "steadily progressing," and the developer looks forward "to providing more updates and details soon.”
It's been announced that the long-awaited PlayStation China Hero Project duo will be published by Sony Interactive Entertainment.
The action RPG will now launch as a cross-gen game, whenever it releases.
The previous statement was not a release date announcement.
Creator Yang Bing hopes the IP can "travel further" in the long run.
The developer notes that it's "still hard at work" on the action RPG.
New trailers were presented for Lost Soul Aside, Pervader, Kill X, Hardcore Mecha, and Project Boundary.
Sony Interactive Entertainment China may have some local-specific news to share very soon.
Will Lost Soul Aside 2 be a reality?
The fast-paced action looks stylish and a lot of fun to play.
The gorgeous-looking hack and slash title still looks as interesting as ever.
The video also shows the game being showcased before an investor.
