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The Eight Pages uses this to great effect by adding visual distortion and screen tearing when the Slender Man is near, alerting you of his presence. Basically while playing you are not looking through the main character's eyes, but through the eyes of a camera. You know where the Slender Man is thanks to your HUD. And while I appreciate the creepypasta that created Slender Man, the way the game is executed to make him threatening is poor. However this is when the game starts to fail.Īfter collecting one page you are stalked by the only enemy in the game: The Slender Man. The Eight Pages does an excellent job at pumping you up with this great theme and increases your paranoia. After collecting one page however suddenly a music track starts playing, and a very tense one at that. The controls and gameplay are quite fine with the player having the option of turning off their flashlight and sprinting, but with high consequences. Presentation is mainly simple, players are tasked to find 8 pages scattered around an abandoned forest area. Slender and it's sequel are actually bad for horror games.įirst of all let's start with the Eight Pages, the first game in the series. Then in 2013 a sequel to Slender was released called Slender: The Arrival and received much praise too, but let me tell you something. Many people in all around the world claim it the game that will change horror and compare it to other great horror titles. In end 2012 people were quickly scared by the Slender Man chasing you around while you frantically collected pages scattered across a dark forest.

Slender is what is considered the new horror genre nowadays.