NetEase Games Announces Global Launch For Lost Light, Introduces New Map Expansion, Weapons, Game Mode, And More
Join the Firefly task force and unveil the secrets behind the Exclusion Zone.
NetEase Games has announced the global launch for Lost Light and debuts the realistic warfare survival game on Steam today. The release introduces a map expansion, new features, weapons, a game mode, and more.
In the dangerous Exclusion Zone, players can collect and turn in the required items to contain the spread of pheromones and try out the newly-added female Firefly operator on the battlefield. Those who contributed in past testing for the game will see a design overhaul to the Mt. Akiyama and BAF Factory maps. The former adding long-range positions for combatants and the latter with a tunnel toward a medicine storage area in the basement section. As for new weapons, the Vector 9*19mm submachine gun and L85A 5.56*45mm classic assault rifle are now available.
Weapons also have been redesigned with a 5-dimensional attribute system, improving the weapon modification feature to raise aspects of a gun however a player decides. A great way to test those weapons will be in the new game mode: Custom Lobby, in which players can customize game difficulty, practice, and explore maps at their own convenience. A new and improved Aim Assist system now allows players to lean a character sideways when firing, and there's death replay and observation mode when killed to round out the player experience in a match.
We've only scratched the surface with new additions and changes in-game, so be sure to read the Steam page for Lost Light to learn more or grab it on your mobile devices for cross-play.
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