Anyone wanting to follow the progress of Lost Soul Aside, assuming it does get taken further from here, and Bing Yang gets the help he needs to shape it into a completed state, can do so via Facebook. The unemployment rate is the percent of unemployed people out of the labor force. Ah, fudge it: seriously, it looks amazing. If this is all the work of Yang alone, completed in two years, you have to say it's very impressive, to the extent where cynicism can be damned, this once. Yang has received many requests to set up a Kickstarter to speed up the making of Lost Soul Aside, but so far is remaining reluctant to comment any further on future plans: "Kickstarter means too much responsibility for me now, and I'm afraid I can't bear that at the time," he wrote on Facebook earlier today (August the 1st) "thank you for encouraging me and thank you for asking to help, I can say nothing else but thank you guys." New on Motherboard: Brexit Is Making VR More Expensive In the UK The game is being made in Unreal Engine 4, and currently uses many off-the-shelf assets, which has helped its maker achieve what he has in a relatively short space of time. Yang tweeted that he was certainly inspired by FFXV – "I wished that I can make a game like that" – and has since stated that the character models will change. (Of course, you might say that the leading man of the upcoming RPG is painfully generic in the first place, and therefore the similarity is a moot point.) Then again, the player-controlled hero of Team Ninja's action RPG Nioh, coming later this year, is a ringer for The Witcher 3's Geralt of Rivia, and that studio seems to have gotten away without so much as a telling off. Lost Soul Aside Developer Yang Bing Talks About Sony Support And The Game’s Difficulty By Alistair Wong We haven’t heard much about Lost Soul Aside since December last year, but.
The looks of the game's protagonist, called Kazer, are just a little too close to Final Fantasy XV's Noctis to not have Square Enix's lawyers having a few hastily arranged internal chit-chats. The attention has been both a highpoint and a headache for Yang and his nascent development career. "Your game looks better than some AAA games," writes one commenter, another posting: "I have no words to describe my feeling right now after watching this, but I will say one thing, you are beyond awesome."
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Yang uploaded the trailer for the slick hack-and-slasher, which seems influenced by the Devil May Cry and Bayonetta series (this, I am down with) while also factoring in RPG elements, to YouTube on July the 30th and it's already received over half a million views and many messages of support. This may disappoint you but I can't tell a lie that the game will come out in another two years." "I really haven't expected, there are so many people like it which makes me hesitate to do as I planned.
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"I has (sic) been working on it in full time for two years and feed myself by doing freelance things, and actually my plan was to release the trailer as the end of fulltime development and find a fulltime job then continue it in part time with a really slow speed, maybe ten years or more.
So who am I to not believe in the words of people who have only had the same evidence to go on that I do, Facebook posts from the designer in question, one Bing Yang of Seoul, that outline his commitment to the project, thus far. We hope to hear news of an international release for Lost Soul Aside sooner rather than later.The way the rest of the internet tells it: yes, it is. Clearly influenced by both Final Fantasy and Devil May Cry, this is a truly unique looking action RPG which Sony should be proud to have as an exclusive to their platforms. In terms of gameplay Lost Soul Aside consists of a mixture of fast-paced platforming and brutal sword-based combat, with copious amounts of blood spraying from enemies. Throughout the game, Kazer will travel the world searching for fellow powerful beings to aid him in his quest to rid the world of monsters, and he will also be killing a ton of monsters along the way. Set in a dark fantasy world devastated by war, Lost Soul Aside focuses on a lone warrior named Kazer who somehow merges with a powerful being known as a crystal dragon, giving him unparalleled abilities in combat. Bing then finished working on the game with a fully-staffed studio known as UltiZero Games, so the additional funding provided by Sony will clearly helped Lost Soul Aside to be the best game it could possibly be. Lost Soul Aside began development as a small indie title from a single developer called Yang Bing, before Sony took an interest in the title and selected it to form part of their Hero Initiative Project, in which the publisher supported various Chinese developers to help their games reach completion.
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