8 Games Like Slender
Parsec Productions
Parsec Productions
PC
The game!
Holy Shi…nto gami dude!
Slender: Eight Pages, who made this creep apeshit game man?
Well that is what you are going to say about the whole thing while lying down on the mat, crying like a 4 year hold and helpless to cal the hell down anyhow!
Welcome to horror son, that is what you get to have some choice expectations in horror, now take this vicodin and valium with horse tranquilizers and pray to your Gods that these calm you the hell down!
But seriously don’t mix them up, they are dangerous, people!
So the thing is that you open your eyes and no ha-ha-ha but a dark night, lone in some ruddy forest, a bleak sissy flash light on you and legendary monster standing near you about 7 feet far while you begin to lose consciousness!
That is basically the 98% of the game!
Oh and you collect like eight mystic pages that ultimately do absolutely nothing to save you from Slender Man anyhow and you still die and the game just pops up some new game plus options and tha is it, the whole point of clearing the game!
But it is not the aim but journey that counts more and sigh, that is what makes this game a one of a kind (terrifying) experience!
The Gameplay!
Well as we said, you just sort of wake up in a forest in the middle of a dark night, with a weak flashlight and extremely doubtful stamina and then there comes the Slender Man right behind you and you pass away instantly in frozen death of fear, run away in the laughable search of some puny pages!
Those pages are supposed to save you from Slender Man in his own game? You and your extremely dangerous amount of optimism!
The company!
Developed and published by Parsec Productions on the Unity engine for PC and OS X, it was released in June 2012.
The appeal!
If you hate your sleeps and peace of mind or are planning to do so for the next 10 years or so in the name of horror gaming experiences then here you go mate, all yours!
Holy Shi…nto gami dude!
Slender: Eight Pages, who made this creep apeshit game man?
Well that is what you are going to say about the whole thing while lying down on the mat, crying like a 4 year hold and helpless to cal the hell down anyhow!
Welcome to horror son, that is what you get to have some choice expectations in horror, now take this vicodin and valium with horse tranquilizers and pray to your Gods that these calm you the hell down!
But seriously don’t mix them up, they are dangerous, people!
So the thing is that you open your eyes and no ha-ha-ha but a dark night, lone in some ruddy forest, a bleak sissy flash light on you and legendary monster standing near you about 7 feet far while you begin to lose consciousness!
That is basically the 98% of the game!
Oh and you collect like eight mystic pages that ultimately do absolutely nothing to save you from Slender Man anyhow and you still die and the game just pops up some new game plus options and tha is it, the whole point of clearing the game!
But it is not the aim but journey that counts more and sigh, that is what makes this game a one of a kind (terrifying) experience!
The Gameplay!
Well as we said, you just sort of wake up in a forest in the middle of a dark night, with a weak flashlight and extremely doubtful stamina and then there comes the Slender Man right behind you and you pass away instantly in frozen death of fear, run away in the laughable search of some puny pages!
Those pages are supposed to save you from Slender Man in his own game? You and your extremely dangerous amount of optimism!
The company!
Developed and published by Parsec Productions on the Unity engine for PC and OS X, it was released in June 2012.
The appeal!
If you hate your sleeps and peace of mind or are planning to do so for the next 10 years or so in the name of horror gaming experiences then here you go mate, all yours!
Blue Isle Studios
Blue Isle Studios
PC
360
PS3
The game!
Slender: The Arrival or better known to me as “Son, here you go I have washed your bed sheet, try to be more careful with your sodas on the bed though, okay?”
Anyways, so this is one tough bitch to get your head around, the arrival is the sequel to the equally freakish but somehow less frightening (the creators must have felt so) Slender: The Eight Pages.
Here in this one you take control of Lauren, the main protagonist who arrives at her friend’s home only to be caught in the supernatural madness that has slender man in it.
If you don’t know who slender man is…good, keep it that way, ignorance is bliss my friend!
So she has to escape after trying to find what happened to her friend which ultimately becomes pointless and also there are numerous endings in it too so Lauren escapes and dies both, I guess!
The gameplay!
The gameplay is very simple and that is why it scares the shit out of you pretty often and quite frequently, so much so that you may want to take some break just to give your amygdale some time out!
All you have to do is run around with a torch in abandoned areas like forests and houses and defunct mines and whatnots, and try not to get caught by Slender Man.
As you will do it, you will come across a story which basically means nothing much because it’s all about holding your pants tight while playing this one!
Flashlight is supposed to act like some sort of weapon, like a gun or something and that too against Slender Man, which is like trying to revoke the heart of the internet using truth and honesty, Jesus what was going in the developers’ head at least they could have given the poor girl a flamethrower or something!
You are supposed to die at the end but meh, you can have a good run that offers free bed wetting scare for twenty years!
Now that is a bargain I would love to yell and run away from!
The company!
Developed by Blue Isle Studios and Parsec Productions and published by Blue Isle Studios and Midnight City (for consoles) for PC, OS X, PS3, PS4, Wii U, X360 and XOne. It was released in March 2013.
The Appeal!
Slender: The Arrival comes with a bundle of goodies that will never leave your side, ever, the package contains, sweet-sweet nightmares, six different kinds of paranoia, two unknown kinds of schizophrenia and an indescribable love for flashlights!
Slender: The Arrival or better known to me as “Son, here you go I have washed your bed sheet, try to be more careful with your sodas on the bed though, okay?”
Anyways, so this is one tough bitch to get your head around, the arrival is the sequel to the equally freakish but somehow less frightening (the creators must have felt so) Slender: The Eight Pages.
Here in this one you take control of Lauren, the main protagonist who arrives at her friend’s home only to be caught in the supernatural madness that has slender man in it.
If you don’t know who slender man is…good, keep it that way, ignorance is bliss my friend!
So she has to escape after trying to find what happened to her friend which ultimately becomes pointless and also there are numerous endings in it too so Lauren escapes and dies both, I guess!
The gameplay!
The gameplay is very simple and that is why it scares the shit out of you pretty often and quite frequently, so much so that you may want to take some break just to give your amygdale some time out!
All you have to do is run around with a torch in abandoned areas like forests and houses and defunct mines and whatnots, and try not to get caught by Slender Man.
As you will do it, you will come across a story which basically means nothing much because it’s all about holding your pants tight while playing this one!
Flashlight is supposed to act like some sort of weapon, like a gun or something and that too against Slender Man, which is like trying to revoke the heart of the internet using truth and honesty, Jesus what was going in the developers’ head at least they could have given the poor girl a flamethrower or something!
You are supposed to die at the end but meh, you can have a good run that offers free bed wetting scare for twenty years!
Now that is a bargain I would love to yell and run away from!
The company!
Developed by Blue Isle Studios and Parsec Productions and published by Blue Isle Studios and Midnight City (for consoles) for PC, OS X, PS3, PS4, Wii U, X360 and XOne. It was released in March 2013.
The Appeal!
Slender: The Arrival comes with a bundle of goodies that will never leave your side, ever, the package contains, sweet-sweet nightmares, six different kinds of paranoia, two unknown kinds of schizophrenia and an indescribable love for flashlights!
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