Slender: He's always coming for you.

[RagingKrikkit]

My 2 favorite Slender games (possible NSFW language)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiVLTdJIV4U

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7iqML-Gymk

[Dante & Vergil]

I watched this version of Bane playing Slender. (Yes, THAT bane.) There is probably NSFW language, but I can't remember at the top of my head. This video is definitely NSFW.* Only found this after watching a vid with 3 guys playing a different game with Slenderman chasing you down while you hunt for pages. (Which was an advertisement funny enough, so I was forcefully subjected to it! XD)

*Thanks YakYak!!

[RagingKrikkit]

Tested, one F-bomb at start.

[Sliver]

So yeah, I finally got to it myself. I invite you to my own LP of Slender.

[RagingKrikkit]

Aww, you didn't scream as much as the others...

[Sliver]

I think horrible singing and mocking the sky a bit helped keep the terror within.

[RagingKrikkit]

For the record, that was an awesome song. However, my favorite game of Slender shall always be this

NSFW language, but that's a given when playing Slender.

[Sliver]

I enjoyed watching this LP of Slender

[RagingKrikkit]

I... don't know what to say about that one...

That's one of the better done attempts at a comedy interperetation of this game.

[Seharvepernfan]

**** just got real.

[RagingKrikkit]

Guess what I won't be buying.

[Seharvepernfan]

Guess what I will be buying!

I haven't been this excited for a new game since Skyrim. It's about time a scary game came along that could potentially rival Deadspace.

[Acanous]

I don't understand how people find this game hard. o.0
The level never changes. Only the positions of the pages. Scout the level and locate all 8 pages before picking any up. He won't catch you.
Then make a mad dash through all the pages. Start with the one in the bathroom if there's one there.

You might get really unlucky and find him around a corner, but honestly you've got really good odds of just beating it.

Like Tic-Tac-Toe. Once you know the secret, it takes a slip to lose.

[Eurus]

I don't understand how people find this game hard. o.0
The level never changes. Only the positions of the pages. Scout the level and locate all 8 pages before picking any up. He won't catch you.
Then make a mad dash through all the pages. Start with the one in the bathroom if there's one there.

You might get really unlucky and find him around a corner, but honestly you've got really good odds of just beating it.

Like Tic-Tac-Toe. Once you know the secret, it takes a slip to lose.

I doubt many people replay once they've beat it the first time, though? It seems like it's more about the creepy vibe than the gameplay.

[RagingKrikkit]

I don't understand how people find this game hard. o.0
The level never changes. Only the positions of the pages. Scout the level and locate all 8 pages before picking any up. He won't catch you.
Then make a mad dash through all the pages. Start with the one in the bathroom if there's one there.

You might get really unlucky and find him around a corner, but honestly you've got really good odds of just beating it.

Like Tic-Tac-Toe. Once you know the secret, it takes a slip to lose.

That thought occured to me, too. Only problem is that Captain Sparklez was so horrible at Slender that he:

1. Found Slenderman before picking up the first page.

2. Lost his flashlight battery and Slender got him.

[Surrealistik]

I watched this version of Bane playing Slender. (Yes, THAT bane.

Easily the best LP of this game posted to YT.

[Arbane]

Project Zero in Europe. Fantastic stuff, and scary in the way most horror games fail to be. Well, to me anyway.

I haven't played the third yet, but the first two Fatal Frame games are excellent.

To quote a guy on RPGnet about Fatal Frame 1:

"After a while, it got to be too much for me, and I had to play Metal Gear Solid to calm down. I decided to play a man killing heavily armed terrorists with my bare hands because a schoolgirl taking photos in an abandoned house was freaking me out."

[Sliver]

On my best playthrough (5 pages) he started chasing me while I was in the bathroom before finding the first page... Can it be in the version I was playing (0.9.7) he's chasing you if you delay too much?

[Sipex]

I believe how it works is that he's always chasing you, but his speed (and possibly other factors) are determined by how many pages you have. At first he starts out slow enough that most people won't see him until they start picking up pages.

[Acanous]

I believe how it works is that he's always chasing you, but his speed (and possibly other factors) are determined by how many pages you have. At first he starts out slow enough that most people won't see him until they start picking up pages.

This is correct. He's always after you, but in the beginning you can outrun him easilly.

You can still outrun him up to (I think) the 3 page mark at normal speed, after which you need to sprint. After 5 or 6 pages he's faster than you sprinting.

[Sliver]

Doesn't the music change depending on how many pages you have and his speed? Because that banging sound I always heard after the first page besides that one time that it took me a while to get it, where it started a bit before I even got it...

[Seharvepernfan]

Yes, after enough time, he does start coming for you, even if you don't have the first page. Even if you never move from the starting point.

[Dr.Epic]

So, for those of you who haven't heard about it before, I've recently come across the game Slender. If you know the Slenderman mythos at all you've probably already guessed what this game is about.

Trogdor? Does Trogdor chase you around, 'cause that'd be awesome!

But no, I haven't yet played the game, but it is on my to do list. I just discovered Team Fortress 2 a few weeks ago.