Highly Anticipated PS5 Console Exclusive Lost Soul Aside Officially Confirms Boxed Release | Push Square

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And as expected, Lost Soul Aside developer Ultizero Games has confirmed the game’s physical edition. It’s available to pre-order now, ahead of release on 30th May.

Original Story: Character action title Lost Soul Aside has been one of the most anticipated PlayStation games for close to a decade, so it’d be desperately disappointing if it didn’t get a physical release.

Fortunately, after initial confusion over whether it’d be available digitally only or not, trusted tipster billbil-kun has effectively confirmed that the title will be shipping on Blu-ray in both Europe and North America.

Pre-orders for the physical version will open on 19th February, alongside the previously revealed digital editions.

For those not keeping track, there’ll be two options digitally: the Standard Edition ($59.99/£59.99) and Digital Deluxe Edition ($69.99/£69.99). The latter will come with Arena’s exclusive golden outfit, three unique weapon fragment skins, two in-game accessories, a Digital Soundtrack and a Digital Artbook.

All pre-orders will come with an additional outfit based on the original reveal of the game, as well as a bunch of in-game currency and a bundle of potions to help get you started.

Will you be buying Lost Soul Aside digitally or physically? Let us know in the comments section below.

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You’d think they’d give a release date if they’re allowing preorders. These days that usually means a game is coming “soon,” doesn’t it? We’re long gone from the era when you could preorder years (or even generations in the case of my Last Guardian preorder) ahead of time.

You could just say «physical», I don't think anyone in all of history has