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Point-and-click, Adventure, Indie, Horror
Slender Threads is a point-and-click thriller adventure where unseen forces bind the fate of an unremarkable traveling salesman to the peculiar town he one day arrives in.
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Plot-driven, dark, unpretentious and classical in form.
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WellPlayedZach JacksonApr 20258.5/10Slender Threads is a point-and-click adventure with an abundance of visual spunk and entertaining characters that knows how to respect your time and reaps the rewards as a result.
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TheBigBoisZachary HolmesFeb 20259/10A gripping point-and-click thriller where nightmares blur with reality. Explore a quiet seaside town, solve eerie mysteries, and race against fate before your own head ends up on the wall.
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KeenGamerFeb 20258/10Slender Threads does a fantastic job of mixing gameplay with an immersive setting. You go around town solving puzzles with a good hint system in case you get lost. The game's story does stumble towards the end and there's little replay value. This game's psychological horror isn't scary either. But if you want a good point-and-click game that sucks you in while it lasts, this is the game to get.
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IGDB rating 8.0/10 from 9 ratings.
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