123 Slaughter Me Street
Nate Sanders · 2015 · Horror, Indie, Action, Singleplayer, First-Person
PC
Very Positive86% · 219 📉 Recent reviews down 73%
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About 123 Slaughter Me Street
https://store.steampowered.com/app/2922990/Slaughter_Me_Street_1999/
Welcome everyone to 123 Slaughter Me Street!
A criminal on the run, you find yourself evading police as you make your escape down an alley. You see an old fire escape and scramble up to the roof of an abandoned building; you are safe here.
As the patrol cars drive past, you slip into the shadows. The coast is clear, you just got away with it… or did you?
On your way back towards the fire escape, the roof gives out from under you and you plummet into darkness. You are wounded, and only equipped with a dying flashlight. Where are you? You must now escape this building.
A twisted ankle, a busted flashlight, in the middle of one of man's great casualty of progress.
This is the price you pay for avoiding the police.
It smells of death here; the stench of frustration, success and the festering of old hopes.
A shuffling rises up from the infinite darkness before you.
Rats? No, too big for rats.
Stray dogs? Squatters?
What else?
You're not hoping to find out, but you must go forth. Determined, you enter the gaping maw of obsolescence. There must be an exit... Get to the exit.
A heart pounding, anxiety inducing, paranoia paradise; 123 Slaughter Me Street is like no other. With a completely unique set of controls and limited mobility, players must have their wits about them.
Get to the exit, and do so swiftly.
Welcome everyone to 123 Slaughter Me Street!
A criminal on the run, you find yourself evading police as you make your escape down an alley. You see an old fire escape and scramble up to the roof of an abandoned building; you are safe here.
As the patrol cars drive past, you slip into the shadows. The coast is clear, you just got away with it… or did you?
On your way back towards the fire escape, the roof gives out from under you and you plummet into darkness. You are wounded, and only equipped with a dying flashlight. Where are you? You must now escape this building.
A twisted ankle, a busted flashlight, in the middle of one of man's great casualty of progress.
This is the price you pay for avoiding the police.
It smells of death here; the stench of frustration, success and the festering of old hopes.
A shuffling rises up from the infinite darkness before you.
Rats? No, too big for rats.
Stray dogs? Squatters?
What else?
You're not hoping to find out, but you must go forth. Determined, you enter the gaping maw of obsolescence. There must be an exit... Get to the exit.
A heart pounding, anxiety inducing, paranoia paradise; 123 Slaughter Me Street is like no other. With a completely unique set of controls and limited mobility, players must have their wits about them.
Get to the exit, and do so swiftly.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
An old mascot horror game that is actually scary a rare commodity amongst all the mascot horror games you see nowadays. Relatively simple gameplay and mechanics that are easy to learn. However the movement stopping a little after releasing the button when you need to be close to the hallway and stop before it can be pretty annoying especially when you have to be fast and precise with what you do and if you move to far you will die which honestly made me lose a lot. the flashlight mechanic makes sense lore wise or story wise or whatever but ends up being incredibly frustrating. Also the relics not really contributing to an ending or even an achievement is kinda underwhelming like why am i collecting all these random childrens objects anyways it's kinda odd for the character you play as to be doing. I would still say this game is worth playing when it's on sale i got it 50% at 2 bucks. Anyways i had fun completing this game and am excited to see what the next game is like whenever i get around to playing it.
A very fun concept and a very fun game, whenever i'm bored i just hop on and play for a bit. Definately has it's flaws, it's far from perfect but certainly fun
really good game the monsters were so cool that my monitor literally exploded while in the game.
bum ass pink thing
so uh why was this game my childhood again?
ASS GAME, controls are unresponsive, flashlight requires that you press your space bar about 5 quintillion times only for it to stay on for about as long as a bee's lifespan, you've got terry the goat rapist behind you who moves at 60 miles per hour everytime you look away for 2 pico seconds, you've got gertrude the epstein ethustiast who comes out of the door with no sound cue and takes 5 years to to move out of the way once you flash her and then finally you've bob the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ kiddie prowler who comes in through the doors beside you BUT WHOOPS you've went past the hitbox on the door that lets you look in the door and now you've got to wait until Terry the molestor puts his willy in your bum or until bob comes and takes you into his sex trafficking ring. overall the follower moves too fast and will easily end your run if he gets even slightly too close, the greeter has no indication that she's there except a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ sillouhuette that you probably won't see until she's about to kill you, and the waiter who waits in the doors (which btw have the worst hitbox ever as you have to be just EXACTLY in front of it for the arrow indication for you to turn and look inside to be there) and …
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