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After A Delay, You Can Now Download Disasterpeace's Hyper Light Drifter Soundtrack
Hyper Light Drifter released on PC and Mac about two weeks ago. Its soundtrack was originally supposed to release on April 10. After a small delay, the soundtrack is now available for download.
Composer Disasterpeace (known predominantly for his work on Fez and the film, It Follows) asked for two extra days to finish up the soundtrack on April 7, pushing it beyond its initially planned release date. Last night, he finally released it. The soundtrack is $5 to download, and as our review indicates, it's definitely worth a listen. You can grab it here.
Well, here it is. ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY NINE MINUTES AND TEN SECONDS. https://t.co/qQzc0DcG0O #HyperLightDrifter
— Disasterpeace. (@Disasterpeace) April 13, 2016
For our review of Hyper Light Drifter head here. For a handful of tips to take with you against the game's challenge, head here.
[Source: @Disasterpeace, Disasterpeace]
Our Take
Hyper Light Drifter's music is real good. You should listen to it.
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