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Last summer a quick five minute video for a JRPG-looking title exploded the internet. Lost Soul Aside appeared to be something straight out of Square Enix’s vault in looks, world, and combat. Then we discovered that this alpha footage was created and assembled by one man! Yes, only one! Last we heard on the endeavor, developer Yang Bing was contacted by a few publishers and Lost Soul Aside was getting a full development team behind it.

Now nearly a year later, details and a nicely looking website have presented themselves. Specifically with the story. Turns out the plot is pretty simple in nature and in a good way. It focuses on two countries at war before the end of it signaled the appearance of blood-thirsty monsters. One of which happens to be the companion to our main character you’ve seen in all the video footage.

Ten years ago, there was a war between two countries. A few years after the war ended, unknown monsters began to emerge and slaughter the humans. As leader of the Royal Knight, Kazer had a blessed family, but it was shattered by the arrival of the monsters. After a chance meeting, Kazer began traveling with the monster known as Arena

Lost Soul Aside’s website also provided a few other tidbits. The game and its exploration will be refined to an fantasy open world with smooth and challenging combat and stylish, graceful visual performances. You can check out all the new revelations both here and here. No information was given on a release date, but we’re not expecting one for some time. If you were one of the few who missed the internet melting announcement video, you can see it yourself below.

What do you think of this independently started ARPG? Do you think it will live up to its hype? Let us know in the comments below!

SOURCE: Twitter and Ultizero Games

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