We didn’t really learn much else about The Last Night then, and we wouldn’t learn more about it until 2019. It quickly garnered a lot of attention thanks to its synth score and noir/cyberpunk vibe. Odd Tales’ The Last Night was announced in 2017 during the Xbox conference at E3. 9 and ReCore – it seems Red Ash is no more, or at least, he has zero desire to tell us anything about it. Red Ash obviously never came out, Inafune hasn’t really provided any updates about it, and considering Comcept has released other games since that Kickstarter – looking at you, Mighty No. We’ve not heard a single thing about it since basically 2015, other than a short film funded by Kickstarter and some additional funding for the game’s development by way of Chinese entertainment group, Fuze. You would think, but that doesn’t appear to be the case. Yay! That means Red Ash is going to get made. 9, which came out the gates red hot, but it eventually did hit its Kickstarter goal. Red Ash’s Kickstarter was a touch slower going than Mighty No. It was one of the first games Comcept was going to develop after Mega Man spiritual successor Mighty No.
Remember when Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune and his new studio, Comcept, teased what appeared to be a Mega Man Legends spiritual successor called Red Ash: The Indelible Legend? That was way back in 2015.
Will it make it out? Who knows, but Nightdive Studios seems committed to making System Shock a mainstream franchise, especially if the live-action System Shock television series it’s making is any indication. Is it stuck in development hell? Considering we haven’t heard a word about it in over two years, almost certainly. Is it canceled? Nothing seems to indicate that. That teaser was the last we heard about System Shock 3. Two more years passed, mostly void of System Shock 3 information, but in 2019, we got a teaser featuring the evil AI, SHODAN.
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Two years passed with nigh a word, and then in March of 2017, Starbreeze Studios announced that it had signed a publishing deal with Otherside Entertainment to bring System Shock 3 to PC and other platforms. Wait, how is that possible? Didn’t Nightdive Studios own the rights to the franchise? Well, it turns out Nightdive Studios simply gave Otherside Entertainment permission to make the threequel. Then, later that year, Otherside Entertainment (formed by Paul Neurath, the creative director of Looking Glass Studios, the studio that originally created the System Shock series) announced that it was developing System Shock 3. However, Nightdive Studios, which would go on to succeed in a massive Kickstarter fundraiser for a remaster of the first System Shock, bought the rights to the franchise from Star Insurance in 2015. System Shock 3 was expected sometime following System Shock 2, but nothing ever came of it. It’s no surprise, either, as its predecessor, System Shock 2, is one of the most important sci-fi games of all time. Shock 3 is a game many have clamored for and asked about for years. We hope you look forward to game and we appreciate your continued support. We are happy to officially announce today that Lost Soul Aside is also coming to PlayStation 5. Of course, there’s still no word on when exactly the game will be out, but at least we know for sure that it will receive a native PS5 version upon launch as well.
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Now, developer UtiZero Games has also confirmed that Lost Souls Aside, previously announced as a PS4 exclusive, will also be releasing for the PS5 when it launches- which, at this point, shouldn’t come as much of a surprise. Recently, there have been some concrete updates to latch on to for those looking forward to the game, most notably a meaty gameplay demo shown off. It’s been years since it was first announced though, and updates have been infrequent, while there’s been little clarity on exactly when it might launch. The indie project takes inspiration from the likes of Devil May Cry and Final Fantasy 15, and has managed to look visually stunning every time it’s been shown off. UtiZero Games’ Lost Soul Aside has been a game many have been keeping an eye on for some time now.
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