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Context: I bought this game on sale for $25. I collected all achievements across two playthroughs for a total of ~37 hours. Slitterhead has all the charm of a PS2 era cult classic, for better and for worse. Several disparate gameplay elements are held together by a unique con…

It's way deeper than what's on the surface... Keep reading only after you finish the game for an explanation of what really happened. Spoiler Warning. My reading is that Leopard Head doesn’t do all of this because he’s ‘evil,’ but because he’s the other side of the same cons…

This feels like a lost PS2-era cult hit, in both good and bad ways. The music hits, the goofy voice acting fits, and the characters and story have this aura of inscrutable weirdness that suits the game's vibe and works really well. I played it on Steam Deck and found the performa…

Asides from appealing visuals and a strange story to unravel, the gameplay is either too repetitive or tedious while the enemy variety practically inexistent. Overall, mediocre at best.

This game was a breath of fresh air amidst the flood of generic roguelikes and multiplayer grinds. With a solid story and unique gameplay, it kept me hooked until the very end. Sure, it's a budget title — levels are reused (though there’s a narrative reason for that), and s…

Obviously I just started, but I wanna say I bought this the first chance it went on sale purely from the strength of the demo. I can't be the only one who thinks this game looks amazing? It looks like a PS3 game (although it feels more like PS2), the textures, shading, effects,…

Slitterhead is an enjoyable, but very flawed action game that has a compelling story and fun core mechanic.

This game is flawed, and has a serious case of "not enough budget-itis". BUT, I thought the combat was actually really fun, while the missions are repetitive, its short enough that it *just* managed to stay under being annoying, but it was cutting it close! It looks like do-do,…

This is a prime example of abysmal combat ruining what could otherwise be an original, compelling action-body horror game. I echo all the other negative reviews; it's one thing for the gameplay to simply not feel responsive or satisfying, but copy-pasted enemies and bosses--and l…

This game is good. It has some really good ideas and once you get into it properly you really have some fun, multiple characters and unique styles make it really interesting when you mix and match them with others, limited open world i feel was a good call considering the experim…

It's unique, while not perfect it's full of intriguing ideas, and kept me interested all the way through. It falls apart a little as it expects you to replay missions to progress at certain points. Which is a bit of a pain, and depending on your playstyle you may need to replay a…

This will be a long one, so sorry about that in advance (I just got a lot to say <3) I remember seeing the trailer for this forever ago, and really ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ with it. A new game from Keiichiro Toyama, the name behind titles like Silent Hill and Siren! It's creepy as all hell, an…

Honestly this game is awesome and I'm surprised I don't hear more about it than I do. But I keep listening to 'intermission' and after a break from finishing the main story I'm going back through to collect the rest of what I missed because it's just, a really good, interesting…

Played this on xbox before and now bought it on steam too. Actually really fun game although combat can be a bit doo doo at times, but the art direction and music are nice and story is interesting and enjoyable + Julee is cute (very important)

after playing silent hill f i really appreciate this gem not only it feels like a silent hill game it was made by the original director and has akira yamaoka for the music the sound track is killer i actually think this feels more like silent hill game than f in my opinion althou…

Don't let the indie astetics fool you..if you want a fun game with clearly Gantz and parasyte inspirations( humans against aliens), this work by Toyama( siren and silent hill director) will blown your mind, the mechanic of change bodies is very fun with interesting ,main charact…

A great and interestingly told story! The unique gameplay mechanics were fun for me throughout! Only the fights against multiple enemies are a bit frustrating... 8/10 I would swap bodies again anytime ;) I hope there's a sequel! :D

(Can't recommend to everyone but here's why) Slitterhead is weird man, it's like Forbidden Siren, Devil May Cry and Gravity Rush had a baby and then the kid was forced to watch tons and tons of anime whilst being read Chinese, Japanese and Korean folklore as bedtime stories whil…

I picked this one up because I was in the mood to destroy some disgusting monsters and this game definitely delivers on that. Combat is pulpy, grotesque, and fast-paced, if a little chaotic at times. Nonlinear story with time loop element can feel a bit convoluted, but playable c…

Absolutely killer game. Extremely stylish, fun combat, interesting (if not a bit confusing) story, and a lot to do. There are moments when the game dips in quality, like some specific missions that reeeeally suck, but overall I've loved my time with it. Would absolutely recomm…

Overall, a mixed review leaning into negative, so by all means a 'NO' for the recommendation. Let's start with the good points: Good atmosphere, an interesting setting and a rather innovative take on the 'Legion' gameply concept (aka, jumping control between multiple actors). In…

When this game came out I saw a lot of negative reviews say the gameplay loop is dull and boring, it's not flashy enough, there's a lot of jank with the skills, and so on, but from what I've played so far there's one thing that's absolutely clear to me: The developers had a lot o…

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it does a good job at being a modern game that is reminiscent of a PS2 era game. i wouldn't say it's perfect, but its got a lot of good vibes and the story ended up being engaging for me (despite it lulling a bit somewhere in the early-mid game). maybe it's not the Perfect Game, …

I initially dropped this game because it got too repetitive after 7 hours, but because I'm a stubborn bastard, I came back and played another 9 hours and beat it. I still don't like the game. You fight the same bosses again and again, and the same enemy types as well. There's no …

A game with lots of creative ideas, which are mostly well executed. The art direction is phenomenal, the soundtrack is moody and blood-pumping, and the writing/story is well paced and original with many arcs and intriguing characters. Kowlong slum feels dense, claustrophobic, an…

I was drawn to it due to the fact that it reminded me of the anime parasyte the maxim. The tittle screen at the start even really got me excited. However once i started playing it, the cutscenes just, made my head hurt so much... I was forcing myself to get through it so i could …

i tried really hard to give this one a chance. unfortunately i can't recommend it. its biggest sin is that it's boring. i know it's not billed as a horror game but the creepiest thing in the entire game is the music that plays on the title screen. nothing about the entire experi…

This feels like a "low budget spin off project", so don't go in expecting too much. It's got interesting ideas, ideas you won't find anywhere else, it's got great art, the Slitterhead designs itself is something you won't find anywhere else, it's got fantastic OSTs of course, …

ENJOYABLE AND IDIOSYNCRATIC SCI-FI GAME This is the kind of game that could become an outstanding novel. As a piece of science fiction, it's excellent. It knows exactly what to tell you and when. I only wish it was longer and wider, cause the loopy structure of the game can be…

Absolutely underrated gem. feels like a AA game from out of time, and i mean that in the best way possible. If you want a compelling story and dense atmosphere, you came to the right place. If you are one of those gamers who will breeze through a game, not read dialogue and wo…

DO NO PAY FULL PRICE I really want to love this game, but there are so many flaws that make it hard to. The best way to describe that game is an amazing concept that never got out of being a concept. The story itself is cool, but be ready for 80% of to be a character on screen …

Slitterhead is a fever dream on drugs. The concept is awesome and the story keeps getting crazier, but it all connects in the end. The gameplay is very good, it's very chellenging and punishing, but with lots of opportunities to recover if you are skilled, which was the perfect w…

This game has been on my radar for a while. The gameplay looked really unique, the art direction is really cool, and the fact that it was created by Silent Hill's creator Keiichiro Toyama is awesome. The soundtrack also slaps, Akira Yamaoka, who has done my favorite soundtrack --…

For years I was waiting, hyping myself, and looking forward to play this horror game Slitterhead by Keiichiro Toyama, the original creator of Silent Hill. Then when it came out it didn't get very good reviews, and it semed that it was more of an action then horror game... Then a…

Game is fun and quite short(a bit repetitive). Story is interesting in the beginning but fell off at the end. Overall a dank fun game.

have this on PS5 and now PC. These are the games that need to strive, and leave the goyslop to the ass end of history.

I love this game's premise and the story is intriguing although I'm a sucker for lovecraftian monsters being the protagonist.

[h1]Seinen Gaming [Eng and Pt-Br review][/h1] Slitterhead is already a cult classic, in every possible way, both positive and negative. First, I must congratulate the developer and studio for creating such a unique game. I've never seen anything like it, and this applies to sever…

Slitterhead is a game I ignored due to its poor initial reception, one of budget woes and misplaced expectations. However, thanks to the Goth Gaming Nation my curiosity was piqued, and I'm glad I got to experience this game. More sci-fi action hack-n-slash than slow psychologic…

Amazing game that looks unique, plays unique and tells a unique story. Yes, it was directed by Keiichiro Toyama, but don't expect a horror title similar to Silent Hill or Forbidden Siren - this is a character action game where you have to jump from one body to the other - if you …

Incredible monster designs, a banger soundtrack and the bodyhopping and sightjacking mechanics are incredibly fun. The story overall has some ups and downs, the later levels of the game try to shake things up a little, but end up becoming a bit tedious. Still giving it a positive…

I haven't finished this game yet, but I REALLY love the vibes, the combat, and the story (despite the lack of voice acting in the majority of the game)! It feels very tortured and grungy in the way Chainsaw Man can at times, and I'm all about seeing more of the weird turns this g…

[h1]Slitterhead Review... Or is it?[/h1] Do you like combat about as stiff as every man on their honeymoon? Do you like controls that handle about as well as a car using cinderblocks for wheels? Do you like awkward sounds being played while attempting to have a serious conversat…

Great game! It's full of Japanese storytelling weirdness and has elements of Psy-Ops and Prototype. It doesn't try to emulate any other game and dedicates itself to novel gameplay. Kudos!

Audiovisually this is a treat. Presentation slick as hell. Looks great, sounds great altho it isnt fully voice acted. Gameplaywise its some ok 3rd person combat with a tiny bit of exploring. The gimmick is that youre a bodyhopping ghost which can and has to be used to get plac…

Despite the developers' historical association with the Siren series, Slitterhead feels more like an action-focused Parasite Eve with it's investigative horror plot taking place in a densely packed city. Fun combat, stellar soundtrack, and a delightfully eclectic cast of playable…

Everything about this game was terrible. The intermission screen music is LITERALLY the worst music I've ever listened to in my entire life. Momentum is constantly ruined by consistent tutorial pop ups(often repeats), pointless cut scenes, unnecessary dialog boxes that require in…

Combat can be harsh and punishing but the choice of difficulty levels means most people can still play through it and enjoyably so. I've always loved psychological twists and horrors, body horror, and mysteries, and the story had me from the get-go. I love the idea and feel like …

Loved this game, even if it's so rough around the edges. Reminds me of my favorite experimental games from the 2000s, like the works of Grasshopper Manufactor or those weird one off experiments during the sixth console gen. It helps that the possession stuff is really fun to use,…