$17.99LOST EPIC Gods Fall to Your Blade
LOST EPIC is a 2D side-scrolling action RPG where you become the God Slayer and hunt the Pantheon of Six across Sanctum. Mix Divine Skills, builds, and crafted gear, then bring co-op friends along for the war between gods and humanity.
Is LOST EPIC worth it?
LOST EPIC is worth it if…
- you like side-scrolling action rpgs you can clear together
- you like trying weapon builds and trading Divine Skill ideas
- you like grinding materials and Elite quests as a pair
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Chain Divine Skills with a friend beside you
Each weapon carries its own Divine Skill, and you can slot favorites across five slots per weapon to build combos. You time a skill just right, it lands hard, and the enemy goes down in a burst of damage. With co-op friends in tow, that means one of you holds the line with sword or greatsword while the other peppers Elites from range with the bow. The hand-drawn world of Sanctum gives you plenty of bosses and side quests to point that teamwork at.
Builds, quests, and Elite hunts
Kills earn currency you spend on levels, and each level gives a skill point for stats like strength, health, and stamina. You can lean into strength, skill, or magic, and later boss kills open new pages with bigger gains. Quest givers scattered through Sanctum hand out sub-stories and rewards, and some send you after Elites for powerful loot. It is a steady loop: take a quest, learn where the materials drop, and come back stronger. Extra hands make the grind shorter and the boss refights less lonely.
Craft, fish, and pack for the road
When healing runs low and debuffs pile up, you gather materials by cultivating or fishing and craft medicines and gear. You check the journal for which enemy drops what, teleport between checkpoint statues, and farm what you need before the next god. Hidden items wait in corners for anyone thorough enough to look. It is practical prep work, the kind that goes faster when one co-op friend fishes while the other keeps watch, and the payoff is walking into a hard fight ready.
What else should co-op friends know?
Can you play it solo?
Yes. It supports single-player as well as online co-op and multiplayer, so you can explore Sanctum alone, learn weapons and Divine Skills at your own pace, then team up when you want company for quests and Elites.
How do weapons change your role in a team?
There are three main types: one-handed sword, two-handed sword, and bow, plus magical sub-weapons and craftable variants with elemental or status effects. Using a weapon's skill enough times masters it for other weapons of the same type, so you can settle into close-range pressure, heavy hits, or ranged support.
Can you make your knight your own?
Yes. You pick from many anime-style appearances and a male or female voice heard in battle shouts, then shape stats through skill points. Side quests, minibosses, and monuments unlock extra passive boosts, so two God Slayers rarely end up identical.
