Slain: Back from Hell

Slain: Back from Hell

Steel Mantis · March 24, 2016 · Action, Pixel Graphics, Gore, Platformer, Indie

Buy Slain: Back from Hell from MacGameStore at $1.09 — the cheapest of 19 stores we compare. The cheapest Slain: Back from Hell key from a keyshop is $1.26 at Gameseal.

PC
Mostly Positive72% · 2,42274Metacritic2playing now
Best price 80 Great time to buy
$1.09-92%
$12.99lowest tracked $0.97
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Where to buy Slain: Back from Hell — official stores

MacGameStore
MacGameStore
Standard Edition · Steam
-92%
$1.09
$12.99
Buy
WinGameStore
WinGameStore
Standard Edition · Steam
-92%
$1.09
$12.99
Buy
GameBillet
GameBillet
Standard Edition · Steam
-26%
$9.55
$12.99
Buy
Gamesplanet
Standard Edition · Steam
-15%
$11.04
$12.99
Buy
PlanetPlay
PlanetPlay
Standard Edition · Steam
-10%
$11.69
$12.99
Buy
Steam
Steam
Standard Edition · Steam
$12.99
Buy
AllYouPlay
AllYouPlay
Standard Edition · Ubisoft Connect
$12.99
Buy
IndieGala Store
IndieGala Store
Standard Edition · Steam
$12.99
Buy
GOG
GOG
Standard Edition · DRM-Free
$12.99
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Epic Game Store
Epic Game Store
Standard Edition · Epic Games
$12.99
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JoyBuggy
JoyBuggy
Standard Edition · Steam
$12.99
Buy

Cheapest Slain: Back from Hell keys — keyshops

Keyshops are third-party marketplaces — keys are resold and can be region-locked or a different edition. Check the listing's region & edition before buying.

Driffle INC
Standard Edition · Steam
$1.35
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Gameseal
Standard Edition · Steam
$1.26
Buy
Eneba
Standard Edition · Steam
$1.43
Buy
Loaded
Standard Edition · Steam
-87%
$1.69
$13.49
Buy
Kinguin
Standard Edition · Steam
$1.70
Buy
CJS CD Keys
CJS CD Keys
Standard Edition · Steam
$2.52
Buy
Playsum
Playsum
Standard Edition · Steam
-10%
$11.69
$12.99
Buy
PlayerLand
PlayerLand
Standard Edition · Steam
-8%
$11.99
$12.99
Buy

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Slain: Back from Hell price by region

Slain: Back from Hell costs £0.82 in the United Kingdom, €0.99 in Europe (EUR), $1.09 in the United States, $1.09 in Georgia (USD), CA$1.55 in Canada, A$1.60 in Australia, NZ$1.97 in New Zealand, zł4.34 in Poland and R$6.15 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Slain: Back from Hell offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £0.82 −92% £0.82 £0.96 16
Europe (EUR) €0.99 −92% €0.99 €1.10 18
United Statesyour region $1.09 −92% $1.09 $1.26 19
Georgia (USD) $1.09 −92% $1.09 $1.26 19
Canada CA$1.55 −92% CA$1.55 CA$12.59 16
Australia A$1.60 −92% A$1.60 A$16.65 16
New Zealand NZ$1.97 −92% NZ$1.97 NZ$21.65 15
Poland zł4.34 −92% zł4.34 zł5.37 18
Brazil R$6.15 −92% R$6.15 R$7.61 15

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

About Slain: Back from Hell

✦ AI summary

Battle through six cursed realms as Bathoryn, mastering three elemental weapons and learning enemy patterns to defeat deadly overlords in this gothic pixel-art action game. Heavy metal aesthetics and brutal difficulty combine with tight combat mechanics and no grinding to create a pure, punishing test of skill.

Slain: Back from Hell. A heavy metal inspired arcade combat with puzzle elements and gore galore. Stunning visuals and true old school gameplay accompanied by the most metal soundtrack you've ever heard.

Slain: Back from Hell — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux / SteamOS
Steam Deck
Playable
Player modes
Single-player
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

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What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Slain: Back from Hell is praised for its striking pixel art, atmospheric dark aesthetic, and excellent metal-themed soundtrack, but players largely criticize the gameplay as frustratingly difficult without fair mechanics, citing input delay, slow combat animations, small attack hitboxes, arbitrary enemy behavior, and lack of health recovery between checkpoints that make it feel more like tedious trial-and-error memorization than skillful play.

Not recommended Aug 15, 2026
Do you know what is the most important part of a game, is to play the damn game, this game is a Kaizo trial and error, you don't play the game you just create muscle memory, this was developed by people who never played the arcade Castlevania, the arcade Ghouls'n Ghosts or even Battletoads, people who think old school equals cheap deaths. If anything this was inspired by the late bottom of the barrel games from the Amiga and Commodore 64. Input delay to jump, input delay to attack, input delay to defend, input delay to walk, input delay to "evade", bad timing in the animations that throw off your reaction, enemy staggering is arbitrary, the playable character is slow, attack hitboxes are small and precise, there is no way to recover health between checkpoints, copy pasted level design, copy pasted encounters one after the other, hidden environmental traps that kill the character in a single hit, environmental hazards that can hurt you and are placed far away from the camera, platforms that drop down and never come back unless you restart from the checkpoint, teleporting enemies that can instantaneously reach the player afterwards, the game hammers about the parry ability but then…
15 found this helpful
Not recommended Aug 27, 2026
This game sucked. Admittedly, I didn't finish it, but I saw enough. [list] [*]The combat was stale. There are basically two kinds of enemies - ones that you just attack, and others that you have to parry and then attack. Most of the enemies are a little on the tough side, so it's just better to keep running and not waste your time. [*]If you die, you get sent back to the checkpoint, which can be a ways back sometimes, especially after having been required to do something tedious, like a long platforming section or an annoying required fight. Not having any healing and living checkpoint to checkpoint makes the loop pretty frustrating. [*]There aren't really any weapons or equipment even though the game tries to trick you into thinking that you have options. [*]If you care about story... don't. The dialogue is basically just two people ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ at one another about how much one is going to kick the other's ass. [/list] Overall, the game is basically just a straight action platformer with no options and frustrating design. Not having weapon or equipment choices is fine, but the rest of the game shouldn't suck otherwise. 2/10
4 found this helpful
Not recommended Aug 16, 2026
The art of the game is pretty good, that's it tho, the gameplay is pretty boring.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Aug 1, 2026
Hardcore platformer with retro graphics, excellent musical accompaniment and a good plot. The dark tones and surroundings complement the game perfectly. The game is not particularly long, but it likes to tickle the nerves, it constantly lacks a health scale).
1 found this helpful
Not recommended Sep 20, 2026
The artstyle and pixel art is very good with the metal theme soundtrack. Controls can be slow and clunky where you can get surrounded and just ganked because you can't really attack fast enough to deal with the basic enemies and other enemies shooting projectiles at you. It's not a matter of being able to react fast enough but really just needing to deal with some enemies while you're stuck in an animation where you can't knock back an incoming projectile , being stuck in the animation delays. You'll try to get close to some enemies to dispatch them and they will shoot ranged attacks at you in close quarter that you can't really avoid unless you step back and wait for the attacks to happen where you waste time to attack yourself. There's no stagger or flow. The hitboxes are often too big to jump over stuff properly. All ranged enemies like gargoyle statues and elder skeletons are kind of an annoyance more than a challenge in itself. You will be swinging you sword to kill common skeletons and you won't be able to react, either jump or counter, to a ranged attack coming from the back of that row of enemies, the ranged attack hitting you while your sword is in mid-air when you can …
Recommended Sep 14, 2026
THE GAMEPLAY IS SUPER FUN. WORLD DESIGN IS BEAUTIFUL AND AWESOME. GREAT METROIDVANIA GAME. HIGHLY RECOMMEND

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