Sony Interactive Entertainment and Ultizero Games announced the “Surge of Voidrax” update for action RPG Lost Soul Aside launches on November 18. The new Lost Soul Aside update includes the Surge of Voidrax challenge mode, new skins, customizable controls, and much more.
Read up on the new update below, via PlayStation Blog:
New challenge mode: Surge of Voidrax 100-waves endless battle with limitless challenge
To seal the scattered Voidrax energy, Liana has constructed the Surge of Voidrax Dimension using Imperial technology. However, the gathered energy has manifested into Phantom Voidrax, unleashing relentless surges of Voidrax energy that continuously breach the boundaries.
At Liana’s request, Kaser will enter the Surge of Voidrax Dimension, confront up to a 100 waves, and fight tirelessly to quell the chaos and stabilize the interdimensional seal.
Rules and Highlights
100-waves challenge: Battle through 100 back-to-back enemy waves, each tougher than the one before. It’s a pure test of endurance and strategy that will push your limits.
All skills & weapons unlocked: All skill trees and four main weapons are available from the get go. Optimize your combat style and adapt to varied battle scenarios.
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- Various enemy types gathered: Encounter a lineup of classic bosses and diverse monsters, offering a strategic and action-packed showdown at every wave.
- Dynamic intermission supplies: After completing each wave, visit Liana’s Shop to refill potions, change accessories, boost Arena Power, or acquire new weapons—preparing you for the next challenge.
- Exclusive cosmetic rewards: Upon clearing specific waves for the first time, earn the Phantom Card to craft interdimensional appearances at Liana’s Workshop, allowing your character to display a unique visual style and showcase your victorious glory.
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Surge of Voidrax isn’t just a mode; it’s a true test of skill, strategy, and perseverance. How far can you go?
Full-game upgrades you can’t miss
Beyond the new challenge mode, this update also delivers comprehensive enhancements to elevate your gameplay experience for both new and veteran players alike.
Skip the prologue and drive straight into combat
Eager to experience the core action immediately? Now you can choose to skip the Prologue, jumping directly into the fight and immersing yourself in the exhilarating combat system of Lost Soul Aside.
Voidrax Pathfinder for free exploration
Stuck on complex puzzles or challenges? The new Voidrax Pathfinder guides you directly to objectives or helps unlock puzzles, letting you explore at your own pace.
Additional new skins for unique customization
Personalize your look with a variety of new appearances, including customizable “X” weapon accessories, classic Crystal weapons, and stunning armor and knight costumes—perfect for crafting your own signature style.
Cinematic narrative upgrades for deeper immersion
Cutscenes have been completely revamped! We enhanced character expression animations for more lifelike emotion, improved global lighting and shadow effects to heighten the atmosphere, and added environmental voice lip-sync animations. Together, these upgrades deliver a truly cinematic storytelling experience.
Operation & performance improvements for smoother battles
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- Customizable controls, allowing players to tailor button layouts to their preferences.
- Refined core combat actions like rolling and double jumps, with fine-tuned skill feel for weapons like the Scythe and Greatsword—making combos flow effortlessly.
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Lost Soul Aside launched on August 29 for PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam and Epic Games Store worldwide. Final Weapon reviewed Lost Soul Aside and gave it a 1/5 score, noting that it’s “an action-adventure RPG that had a troubled development. That becomes obvious when you start playing. It’s an unoptimized mess, with a story that actively annoyed me, and gameplay that got boring and repetitive. The game just takes from others in the genre that inspire it, with no idea how to make it work. The end result is a disappointing game I can’t recommend to even the most curious of players.”
