

Slender: A production that manages to scare the players with its Arrivalat atmosphere. As the supernatural being named Slender Man slowly begins to show his traces, our hero feels Slender Mans breath on his neck at every step. When she arrives at Kates house, the drawings on the walls indicate that something is wrong, and she realizes that her life is in danger when our hero tries to investigate the cause of events. Lauren, who goes to visit her friend Kate, after she has not been seen for a while and her location cannot be determined, finds herself in an irreversible journey. The story of our game revolves around a hero trying to find a lost friend. Slender: The Arrival can be thought of as a reimagined and expanded version of the first game rather than a sequel. Slender: The Arrival is the second official Slender Man game released after Slender Man, a previously developed indie horror game called Slender: The Eight Pages. It's almost like Slender-Man was never there.Slender: The Arrival is a horror game that brings the character of Slender Man, who has become a horror phenomenon, to our computers. Was there any REAL cause? Was there an actual entity causing these noises? Or was it just fear our character was experiencing? The radio playing the scary noises, the thumping, the shuffling around the house. If so, then why do we remain alone? The sounds change, but that was just to keep you on your toes. Whenever you collect the pages, it's supposed to get harder, as all Slender games do. Is this game's existence purely just to play on your fear? You know who Slender is, you know what he does, but nothing happens? You see him for a split second, but then he disappears. "Limits, like fear, is often an illusion."ĭespite this being a Slender-Man game, our antagonist never appears but once. 'At the end of the game, we see this quote: If you look on the comments of Markilpier's video, '3 Scary Games #33', Momzashi explained it really well in the comments. I'm not sure whether you have intended it, but it has a really cool meaning.
