Lost Soul Aside reminds us that it's still coming to the PlayStation with RTX trailer

Lost Soul Aside's inception traces back to Yang Bing's solo effort, which eventually drew Sony's attention in 2016. Sony then offered to support the project under its "China Hero Project", an initiative aimed to promote independent developers that's in China in the international arena. The game, crafted in Unreal Engine 4, shines the spotlight on Bing and his creativity, a testament to the developer's remarkable transformation from a lone developer to the creator of an eagerly anticipated game.

The game initially targeted a PS4 release, but with the advent of PS5 and its superior hardware capabilities, the developer decided to extend the project to harness these new technological advancements. Bing's ambitious endeavor wasn't a walk in the park, as the game's journey has seen multiple delays and challenges. However, these hiccups haven't deterred Bing's resolve or diminished the game's growing appeal.

The showcase at ChinaJoy 2023 allowed attendees a sneak peek into what Lost Soul Aside has to offer. The RTX gameplay trailer stunned viewers with its fast-paced combat, and captivating visuals. Ultizero's partnership with NVIDIA to implement ray tracing ensures an immersive gaming experience, replete with vivid environments that elevate the overall appeal of the game. This impressive showing stirred an increasing anticipation for Lost Soul Aside's release, particularly among fans of hack and slash RPGs.

Despite the lack of a concrete release date, the game's remarkable progress indicates that it's nearing its final stages of its development. The compelling combination of attack sequences and magic abilities observed in the gameplay footage from the ChinaJoy event hints at an advanced level of development. While fans eagerly await an official upload of extended gameplay, the show floor footage, despite its less than optimal quality, offers a glimpse into the tantalizing action sequences, character dynamics, and the vibrant world of Lost Soul Aside.

The game may have begun as an individual's dream, but it has grown into a collective anticipation shared by gamers across the world. The vibrant visuals, fluid combat, and an intriguing narrative, coupled with the inspiring story of its creation, make Lost Soul Aside a game to watch out for in 2024.

In the meantime, those looking forward to playing a similar game might want to check out Final Fantasy 16, whose combat system was designed by Ryota Suzuki, formerly of the Devil May Cry franchise.