Lone Survivor is "not a game I'd recommend playing right before bedtime," our Ozzie wrote in his review. Having casually mentioned last year that the 2D survival horror was coming to PlayStation 3 and Vita, creator Jasper Byrne today confirmed that it'll arrive in July, "enhanced" in shiny new ways.
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Side-on survival horror Lone Survivor is creeping onto PlayStation 3 and Vita, creator Jasper Byrne has announced. Soon consoleers will get to see what pleased our Ozzie so in his review when it debuted on PC earlier this year. Hint: that it's jolly nice.
Horror fans know that genuine fear is not generated from big budgets, overproduced effects, or excess gore and violence. Fear is psychological. A good horror will pick through your brain and exploit your fear of the unknown. Lone Survivor, the latest game from Soul Brother-developer Superflat Games (a.k.a. Jasper Byrne), offers a mysterious journey that contains genuine scares from beginning to end.
The story of Lone Survivor follows a single human in an abandoned apartment, identified only as "You." Taking elements of I Am Legend, the survivor is in the middle of an apocalypse. The source of this apocalypse is shrouded in mystery, but the apartment is crawling with undead. It's up to "You" to find out what's going on, how the present world came to be, and if there's anybody else left alive.
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