Second Early Access Update to Lost Epic Features Two New Areas and Heroes

Lost Epic, the anime-style Souls-like 2D sidescrolling RPG game, has received its second major update this week following its June 2021 Early Access release on Steam. This update grants players access to two new areas: the House of Salvation and The Frontier. It also provides access to two new character avatars, The Noble One and the Necromancer, and upgrade weapons past their previous limits to obtain enhanced divine skills.

Explore The House of Salvation, a maze-like area in the middle of a snowstorm. Engage in fierce, unforgiving battles in this new world lit by candlelight. Who is the The Savior that The Holy Ones of the icy world call out to in their choruses?

Alternatively, you are able to experience The Frontier, a mysterious structure so high in the sky, the ground is merely a blur below. Discover buildings emanating peculiar forces that can help God Slayers or hinder them on their hunt for the The Frontier Defender of this world.

Developed by Team EARTH WARS and published by One or Eight, Lost Epic boasts fast-paced battles combined with hack-n-slash elements in a 2D sidescrolling environment. Lost Epic can now be purchased via Steam Early Access for $19.99 USD, with a 25% holiday season discount running until 5 January 2022 as part of the Steam Winter Sale.

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