Pixel horror has become an increasingly popular trend for indie horror games as of late, but one of the first to use the art style in a really unique way was Jasper Byrne’s survival horror game Lone Survivor. The game is like a love letter to the survival horror genre, with numerous homages to popular horror games, including Silent Hill. It’s gradually become available on nearly every platform out there, and as it’s made its way to new platforms it’s almost always brought new content with it — especially with the most recent Director’s Cut version that hit PC and Mac last October.
Its latest iteration won’t introduce any new content, but at least Wii U owners will have a chance to experience this fantastic horror game.
“We’re not adding any new content to Lone Survivor, as we added such a huge amount when we originally made the Director’s Cut edition for PlayStation last year,” Curve Studios marketing manager Rob Clarke told Destructoid. “But we’ll have all the content in from the start and we’re making full use of the GamePad.”
Kevin played through part of the Director’s Cut back in March. If you aren’t too familiar with it, feel free to use the video below as a preview.
