Metroidvania Game The Last Faith Set to Release This October, Limited Beta Announced

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Metroidvania game The Last Faith was featured in the Future Games Show Summer showcase, showing new gameplay footage of the game set to release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Switch, and PC through Steam. 

The game is set to release sometime in October under publisher Playstack but developer Kumi Souls Games announced that the game will have a limited beta test this summer and that players interested in trying out the game can so do by registering for the beta through the game’s official website. 

Here’s a quick description of the game according to the game’s Steam page as this 2D-pixel-styled soulslike game just screams Castlevania. 

About this Game

  • The wicked and the blessed will be judged the same - let nothing stand in your way.

  • Often brutal, always empowering, The Last Faith is an unholy alliance of metroidvania and soulslike.

  • The Last Faith thrives on merciless and precise combat, with a huge range of custom executions to perform.

  • Discover a formidable arsenal of melee weapons, arcane spells, and long-range firearms, allowing you to carve a path your own way.

  • Nonlinear exploration is at the core of The Last Faith. Gorgeous pixel art depicts an imposing gothic landscape. Journey along snow-dusted mountains and castles bathed in moonlight. Discover and upgrade a formidable range of tools for destruction.

  • Step into The Last Faith’s ravaged world as Eryk, who awakens with no recollection of his immediate past. Soon he will discover he is in a race against time as his mind and conscience begins to deteriorate. His desire for salvation from this affliction sets him on a cursed mission that crosses paths with ancient religions and divinities.

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