Slayaway Camp: Horror Puzzle

Blue Wizard Digital Inc

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About this game

Become Skullface, a psycho slasher bent on scaring and slaughtering campers in this darkly comic puzzle game homage to 80’s horror movies.

A diabolical puzzle game that also happens to be a bloody tribute to the VHS era of videotape horror! No one is safe… no law enforcement enforces the law enough… and no animals or children are harmed… in the summer horror hit of 1984.

Key Features:

• 11 gut-wrenching “videotapes” for over 140 puzzle levels + more to come!

• Traps! Cops! SWAT teams! Land mines! Rotary telephones! Cats! Don’t kill the cats!

• Unlock multiple psycho killers, including ones based on cult horror movie classics!

• Discover dozens of spectacular “Gorepack” kill scenes featuring wood-chippers, lawn mowers, Sumerian demon incantations, and more!

• Genuine synth-laden hair metal soundtrack by legendary Canadian band GNÜ TRUNTION

Ratings and reviews

This is the only review i have ever left on a game. This game is worth it. The puzzles get more challenging and fun as you play and you collect more "killers" as you go. There are NO adds and the style is simple yet perfect. You can even pick your gore level! None or lots! Im usually not in to the gore side if horror movies but I love it in this game and it makes me giggle. Lots of fun. Worth it. Thank you!

One of the most fun puzzle games I've ever played. It parodies the horror theme very well a lot of love went into this and I've enjoyed every second I played it except for the fact that it does have a few bugs sometimes I go to sleep on the screen the computer already has made up its mind it's going to take the character a different way than what I'm swiping it and I've had to reset the game a couple of times because of that but other than that the a fantastic experience worth playing

The puzzles get difficult enough later on that they just become tedious to solve. You can buy hints or step-by-step instructions to solve a puzzle with gold. I found myself using the latter option enough to complete levels that I realized I was forcing myself to play just to finish a chapter. The gore is fun at first though it gets repetitive. There's some decent humor/homages to 80s slasher films. Overall, fun at first, but not great replay value.

What's new

Minor bug fixes and improved stability