Slayaway Camp

it is a very good puzzle game! I also love that they made it a horror game!

A pretty fun, and challenging slide game with a slasher theme! There's a lot of fun slasher skins to unlock, and all the movies are themed after fun slasher films! I've loved my experience with it! The Faces of Death coin grind was a lot of fun too!

Я почувствовал себя в шкуре маньяка! чи чи чи ах ах ах( типо Джейсон Вурхиз). Тупий вумн я сигма убивца.

This adorable little game combines people's two favorite things; puzzle solving and bloody homicide. With a somewhat campy parody theme based on old slasher films, you find yourself as a tiny Lego Minecraft square style serial killer stuck in a slider puzzle world where you have to move a certain amount the spaces in a certain way in order to get to your victims and I find that just charming. I can certainly tell you my favorite part is the third film in this game called Abusement Park where you play as an evil clown and you get to throw the camp counselor into a woodchipper. Just lovely, simply lovely! This is the best violent adorable puzzle game I have ever played in my life. I find it incredibly addictive and incredibly frustrating where I'll play it repeatedly until my brain hurts and then I have to take a break, but then I find myself wanting to go back to it over and over and over again. Have you ever wanted to combine your two passions; puzzle solving and murder? Well, now you can! Look no further! Try Slayaway Camp today! Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back! But wait there's more! Order in the next 30 minutes and will include free shipping. You can't afford to miss out on amazing gory deal. Call now. Brought to you by Guthy-Renker.

витек плей играл в своей повязке блядской в эту игру, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

Sliding block puzzle game. You are a voxel on a grid, who happens to be a serial killer. Slide across the grid, using barriers and obstacles to determine your path, to reach your objectives, which happen to be people you want to kill. Interact with your objectives (and kill them). Drive objectives into traps and avoid them yourself. Collect all the toys. This is not the game I thought it would be. When I first saw the trailer for the game, I assumed it was primarily a slasher game. A cartoony, comical slasher game with a South Park vibe. I was mistaken. It's a block-sliding puzzle game that happens to have a cartoony, comical slasher theme. The developers didn't HAVE to do this. They could have simply made a block-sliding puzzle game. But they didn't. They wrapped their geometrical, topological puzzle in gore and painted it with blood. Because, I assume, anyone can make a block-sliding puzzle game. The puzzles are grids that have various obstacles such as walls, fences, tikis, etc, things to break up your slide. Whatever direction you move in, you continue to move until you hit a barrier or the edge of the grid. Or a hazard, such as a hole, a firepit, a lake, etc. Or a victim. Hitting a victim will kill them in a (slider-adjustably) graphic manner. Sometimes landing next to a victim will cause that victim to flee into a hazard. Kill all the victims, then move to the designated exit square to finish the level. You earn action figures from kills that you can add to your excitingly expansive trophy case, and also earn coins to buy toys you haven't earned yet. Levels are organized in "movies"; completing a movie grants access to the next movie, and also a new serial killer skin. Collect all the toys. Wear all the skins. Play all the movies. Kill all the people. In this block-sliding puzzle game. Nothing I can object to here. Even the gore, since the level of gore displayed is adjustable. The movie showcase looks like it holds a lot, so there's likely lots and lots of content, plus, apparently, DLCs. Didn't experience any bugs. The puzzles are challenging. And then there's the blood. "Oh yes...there will be blood." Got it in a Humble Bundle for slightly more than US$1. At its current store price of $9 I suspect it's well worth the money. At the current onsale price of $1.79 it's phenomenal...someone thought that price needed slashing.

I’d like to emphasize that this game is by no means life-changing. It’s a pretty simple puzzle game. The atmosphere can wear a little thin when you’re stuck and trying to bruteforce a puzzle, and the sole extra gameplay mode is just a shallow tool to get easy money to buy out the rest of the unlockables. Ultimately, though, this is a very fun, well-presented collection of puzzles. The voxel animation hits the right balance of tones, cute enough to be a cheeky parody without overplaying the silliness. The murder clips that pepper the puzzles help to break up the confined levels, injecting cinematic vigor as you contemplate the static game board. The video store setting and analog media design elements add to the game’s retro charm. Again, that charm wears a little thin when you buckle down to solve the puzzles, but if you know what you’re getting into, you shouldn’t be disappointed.