This Final Fantasy XV-style JRPG is being created by one man and it looks incredible. Jul 30, 2016  Lost Soul Aside. Dmitriy Mityukhin. Licensed to YouTube. Audiomachine (on behalf of Dmitriy Mityukhin); BMI - Broadcast Music Inc., and 12 Music Rights Societies. Licensed to YouTube.

Upcoming stylish action RPG Lost Soul Aside, a passion project that has grown to prominence and being supported by Sony itself, is an ambitious title. That ambitious trait seems to be carried over from its creator, Yang Bing. According to a discussion Bing had with Dualshockers at GDC 2018, he would love to see Lost Soul Aside become a franchise.

Bing responded to a question about Lost Soul Aside and where he sees the IP to go in the future. He hopes it can become a whole series of games, with a second and even third entry to come. Of course that depends on a lot of factors, but given the gameplay we have seen so far, it’s not hard to see the game finding some success.

Lost Soul Aside is an action-RPG with a heavy emphasis on combat, in a style reminiscent of both Final Fantasy XV and Nier Automata, but with a deep story promised to drive the final product. Now that the game is being supported by Sony and being worked on by a team instead of just Bing, we can probably expect to hear more from Lost Soul Aside soon.

Contents PlotTen years ago, a war broke out between two kingdoms. Several years after the war, mysterious monsters emerged out of nowhere and started killing people. Kazer's family was taken away from him due to an accident and one day, his soul accidentalily gof combined with one of the monsters, Arena.DevelopmentLost Soul Aside was initially a one-man team developed by the South Korean developer, Bing Yang, and created in Unreal Engine 4 in the span of 2 years. Taking inspiration from Final Fantasy XV, the first trailer was released on July 30, 2016. Receiving support from Sony and Epic Games, the company invested $600,000 into the project and is now being currently developed by UltiZero Games, part of the Sony's China Hero Project, with its intention to promote games from Chinese companies.Yang has announced on Twitter that the game will be a timed PlayStation 4 exclusive and hoped for the game to be to released 2018. He hoped for the game to be a series, if possible, with a second and third entry to come.ReceptionThe first trailer gained over 3.5 million views.TrailersLost Soul Aside - TrailerHDLost Soul Aside ChinaJoy2018 Trailer Trivia.