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I genuinely love everything about Slitterhead. The core mechanics, the storytelling, the world, etc. It's a throwback to the late 90s or early 2000s where the first game in a series was a creative taste of what a series could grow into. Yet... the aftertaste is pure 2020s. Bitter…

One of the most unique and memorable 7/10 games I've played. Highly recommend it if you love playing unique games with un-orthodox control schemes and design. Slitterhead is an action brawler that has a lot more going on with it's combat besides button mashing. To be incredibly…

Quick Summary 7.5/10 One of the Most love/hate games I've ever played. Coming from the ex silent hill/siren director, this visionary strange action/adventure body horror game has some intriguing, but very flawed executions. It's worth a try if you got time and a discount, but be…

Slitterhead is probably my hardest game to recommend, but also my hardest game to not recommend. There are so many things to say, positive and negative. I genuinely loved the game, its overall presentation, all of its cutscenes, most of the combat, and all of its soundtrack.…

Really enjoyed this game I liked how each person you gather is very distinct from each other I wish it was voice acted more through out the game Took a little bit to get use to the combat but once you do it's pretty fun jumping around and taking out all the enemies Parry Parr…

This is a really special action-horror game with a clear vision, amazing atmosphere, and engaging time-travel storyline. The story suffers a bit from some poor presentation (some character introductions and important plot reveals are very underbaked) but the core of what is here …

Equal part body horror, urban thriller and time travel yarn ball — Slitterhead is a game that actively defies any attempt at succinctly defining what it is. What I can say for certain, is that it is undeniably one of those games, where I like the idea to a degree where I can see …

Slitterhead is a low budget clunky horror action game with a bizarre story, and I love it so much overall. The story seems hard to parse at first, but it's honestly explained well and feels like one of the rare coherent versions of its type of story. I kinda wanna see more from …

Slitterhead é um jogo de terror com gameplay experimental ligada à lore , nele tu é um espírito que dá aos humanos força e uma chance de se defenderem dos Slitterheads : parasitas monstruosos que invadem os corpos humanos e se transformam em monstruosidades , tipo parasyte. O jo…

First off, the combat, abilities and body swapping mechanic are the reasons I am recommending this, they make this particularly interesting, quite unique. Certain rare characters have different abilities which are upgradable and used in interesting ways, whilst usual NPCs have th…

For a AA experience (because of the pricing), its actually quite a good experience. Quite an interesting story, with some twists here and there but it does gloss over a lot of details. I would really like some kind of lore encyclopedia ingame or something but there doesn't seem t…

Slitterhead is a dark action-horror title developed by Bokeh Game Studio and published by Spike Chunsoft, representing the first major project from the studio founded by legendary horror designer Keiichiro Toyama. Known for his work on influential titles such as Silent Hill, Sire…

this was the most frustrating game i have ever played. The tutorial constantly stopping me from actually playing the game. i just want to play a game without being stopped from doing it. useless tutorials. No graphics options other than high medium low that is it. blurry shadows…

It's not a survival horror, it's a high octane action game. With horror themes. The bulk of the combat consists of boss fights where the player is locked in a narrow arena against a tough and dangerous enemy. Most of the bosses are essentially the same monster. Devs alter its de…

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…

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…

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 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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

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…

Future cult classic. But here I am, hoping for a sequel and knowing it barely has any chance to happen. Feels like a passion project through and through, a lot of love went into crafting this game. Hard recommend if you're into PS2-era horror and action gaming.

[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…

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…

The art direction and atmosphere makes this stand far apart from other horror themed games. Plays like an action game with an ability tree and a unique body jump mechanic but with the lack of level design and enemies towards the end of the game things start to get a repetitive. O…

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…

Really enjoyed it, love games with a HK setting like Sleeping Dogs.

This is one of those games where I wish there were a "neutral" option for Steam reviews. Slitterhead has some interesting concepts that I appreciated, and gameplay elements that I enjoyed, but there are enough things about the game that left a bad taste in my mouth where I would …

If there was an option between "yes" and "no", I'd choose that. This is a rough, quirky 6/10 experience. If you crave that kinda thing, get Slitterhead. If you're looking for a straightforwardly enjoyable sci-fi action thriller, don't get Slitterhead. If you like unique action ga…

Slitterhead marks the return of developers from Sony's now defunct Japan Studio, or more specifically, Team Siren and Team Gravity. While I'm not the biggest horror-game fan anymore (their gameplay mechanics do nothing for me), I love Gravity Rush and its sequel, and this game h…

In a twist of fate I deeply appreciate, we are at a stage where a game that comes across as it came out on the sixth generation of consoles is seen as a selling point by some. Well, in that line of thought, Slitterhead is a nippon jank of the early PS3 days that is very experime…