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2013 PCPlayStationXboxNintendo Switch −65 % 19.50 € 6.82 € 👍 88 % Very positive, 9,032 reviews on Steam

A short first-person horror trip where you gather clues through dark forests and abandoned buildings, weaponless, while the Slender Man closes in. Tension comes from darkness, a flickering flashlight and sudden jump scares.

What defines Slender: The Arrival:

  • Dark, serious atmosphere
  • Challenging difficulty

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