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Point-and-click, Role-playing (RPG), Adventure, Indie
You're here to slay the princess. Don't believe her lies.
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GameSpaceAug 202410/10Slay the Princess is a narrative experience like no other. The game sharply reacts to your actions, questions, and even thoughts. It will draw you in for hours as you read dialogues and attempt to piece together who lies and who tells the truth. You will find it quite difficult to put the game down once you've started. Everything in Slay the Princess is tied to how YOU see the game, and everyone will understand it in their own way.
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GameGrinAlyssa Rochelle PayneOct 202310/10Compelling and strange, Slay the Princess is a unique, expertly-written visual novel.
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Gaming NexusRussell ArcheyNov 20239.5/10Slay the Princess is my first visual novel in my roughly thirty-five years as a gamer and I enjoyed every minute of it. With so many dialogue options to choose from, no two runs of the story are the same, and even when you get to the story's finale there are still a few different ways it can ultimately end. The voice acting and soundtrack ties everything together beautifully and for someone who never got into visual novels, I can't recommend this one enough. If you're looking for a psychological horror story with quite a bit of comedic dialogue thrown in, then definitely prepare to Slay the Princess…that kind of came out weird.
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TheGamerStacey HenleyNov 20234/5 starsSlay the Princess is a fantastic, fascinating journey, and anyone looking for a game that keeps them on their toes, explores the dark side of heroism, and throws up some more cerebral scares (so, anyone who liked Alan Wake 2) needs to check this one out.
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GameLusterJordan DubeOct 20237/10While there were a lot of great moments, Slay the Princess has trouble tying everything together. The art and audio treatments, however, are something not to be missed.
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IGDB rating 7.5/10 from 65 ratings.
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