Release Date: July 28, 2022
An action RPG with soulslike and platform metroidvania elements. Lost Epic puts the player in the role of a God Slayer, traversing the fantasy realm of Sanctum in order to challenge a pantheon of six deities.
Lost Epic is an action RPG with soulslike and platform metroidvania elements. It was developed by OneorEight, responsible for the warmly received Earth's Dawn in 2016.
Lost Epic takes place in Sanctum - a fantasy world, where humanity is fighting a fierce war against deities. The player character, known as the God Slayer, decides to challenge all six gods of the pantheon.
Lost Epic is a side-scroller. Throughout the game the player traverses various locations - picturesque plains, stone fortresses and gloomy underground caves. Most of the game revolves around completing various quests and fighting enemies. Other than story missions, there are plenty of side quests as well; some of them requiring the player to face powerful elite foes.
Combat is dynamic, requiring constant movement to avoid enemy attacks. The player must watch their adversaries closely, searching for any gaps in their defenses. During battles they can make use of magic, combat skills and melee weapons; each type of weapon has a divine skill attributed to it, a unique ability, the proper use of which can turn the tide of battle in their favour. Progressing through the game allows the player to develop the protagonist, letting him face more difficult challenges. The player may also gather resources, used to craft new gear and other things.
Lost Epic can be played in singleplayer or in online co-op.
Lost Epic's artstyle is cartoonish, colorful, easily readable and pleasing to the eye.
Platforms:
PC Windows July 28, 2022
PlayStation 4 July 28, 2022
Nintendo Switch April 19, 2023
PlayStation 5 July 28, 2022
Developer: OneorEight
Publisher: OneorEight
Age restrictions: 18+
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System Requirements for Lost Epic Video Game:
PC / Windows
Minimum System Requirements:
Intel Core i5-4460 3.2 GHz, 8 GB RAM, graphic card 2 GB GeForce GTX 750 Ti or better, 2 GB HDD, Windows 10 64-bit.
Game Ratings for Lost Epic Video Game.
Qualbert.com: by Mike Reitemeier
It’s impossible to recommend Lost Epic to everyone, but it certainly has an audience that will enjoy it. I certainly would have warmed up to the title more if I weren’t stuck for a half hour, but that may not happen to everyone that plays (even if there were multiple forum posts about it). If a difficult combat challenge, a vivid art style, and a sense of progression is what you seek, Lost Epic should be up your alley.
GameSpew: 6 / 10 by Richard Seagrave
If you love 2D action RPGs such as the aforementioned Odin Sphere or Salt and Sanctuary, Lost Epic may be worth taking a punt on, especially considering its modest price. It has its issues but some players will find them easier to look past than others, and there’s one thing for sure: it looks beautiful. Just don’t expect it to blow you away, and Lost Epic will eat up hours of your time. But chances are you won’t remember it when you’re done.
GameLuster: 9 / 10 by Tim Jewett
An interesting take on the '2D souls-like' genre that takes inspiration from hack and slash games like Muramasa: The Demon Blade as much as it does games like Elden Ring.
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