Lost Soul Aside now has a free demo version on Steam

Lost Soul Aside launches on PC with a free demo version on Steam

Lost Soul Aside is now available on PC and PlayStation, and gamers on both platforms can now enjoy the game’s free demo version. That’s right, gamers on both platforms have access to a demo, allowing them to get a taste of the game before committing to this hack-and-slash RPG.

Lost Soul Aside is a Devil May Cry-inspired game developed by Ultizero Games and published by Sony PlayStation. On PC, Lost Soul Aside supports ray tracing, HDR, “optimised 4K” visuals, and an unlocked framerate.

PC gamers can now download this game’s PC demo version on Steam. The full game costs £59.99, or £69.99 for the game’s deluxe edition. Currently, this game is rated as “unsupported” on Steam Deck.

It’s refreshing to see a new game launch alongside a free demo version. Game demos have become increasingly rare over the past few years, and that can often be a big problem for new franchises. Yes, gamers can watch reviews and watch streamers to see what a game looks like. Even so, nothing beats playing a game for yourself. After all, it’s only your opinion that matters when it comes to the games you play.

You can join the discussion on Lost Soul Aside’s free demo on the OC3D Forums.

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