Treasure Trove - Lone Survivor

Welcome back, Treasure Seekers. This week, I tackle a game that helped change my taste in horror games, pushing me closer towards the suspenseful and stressful: Lone Survivor. This 2D, pixel art horror-survival game is all about messing with your mind, and I absolutely love it. Listen below:  

Thanks to Konrad "FeniX" Gadzina and Cleyton R. Xavier for the music in this episode and Kenney for the minimal artwork for the logos. Head over to their links to check out more of their great work.

Scary and Moody to the Last Pixel

Quick Note: Proving less is more, Lone Survivor: Director's Cut is perfect for anyone who enjoys pixel art, survivor horror games, and a moody, interpretive story. Gamers who are looking for a quick jaunt in 2D survivor horror on the Vita or PS3, I highly recommend this game.

Lone Survivor is a game that sticks with you. Weeks after beating every ending and earning the Platinum trophy, I'm still mulling over the simple gameplay and the thought provoking story. It leaves you with the sense of inner turmoil and peace, wanting more from the game, yet being satisfied that it is over, all at the same time. Having only just being introduced to the survivor horror genre, I am happy to say that this game will keep me coming back to a genre that, in the past, I would never touch.

Do they have aspirin at the end of the world?