Slender: The Arrival
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You're on your own. No one to come for you. No one to help you. No one to hear you scream. Slender: The Arrival is the official video game adaptation of Slender Man, re-created from Mark Hadley's original nerve-shattering sensation. Developed in collaboration with Blue Isle Studios, The Arrival features a brand new storyline, improved visuals, great replay value, and most importantly, survival horror at its best.
Game Discussion
Steam User 21
Those men, they sure are slender...
Steam User 10
"Hello, please play my game and collect my pages, thank you and good night"
8/8 pages
Steam User 10
yo the graphics are CRAZY. very good game. love you kate
Steam User 9
A genuinely tense survival horror experience that still delivers great scares through flashlight exploration and notebook hunting. Sneaking around dark environments while managing the creeping dread of the Slender Man keeps the gameplay engaging. It can feel a bit short and repetitive, but it's a solid ride for horror fans.
Steam User 12
Great game, made me scream like a little girl infront of my viewers for almost 4h.
9/10
Steam User 11
Set in an autumnal forest at dusk, this first-person horror experience starts when you find an abandoned vehicle and quickly realize you’re being watched. Darkness falls, your only way to see is a video camera that Slenderman—a tall, thin, teleporting humanoid—feeds on; when the camera flickers he’s near. Your main defenses are not looking at him and running until the camera stabilizes.
More an atmospheric walk-through than a traditional game, controls are minimal (move, look, sprint, flashlight, zoom, use) and the story never explains why you’re there. Each chapter follows a repeating loop: begin in the woods at dusk, move into night, enter abandoned structures, and complete simple tasks (power generators, collect pages, close windows). Collecting items increases the intensity of the harassment.
Strong sound design and environmental cues (paths, lights, arrows) guide exploration, and houses initially appear normal before revealing scrawled walls and disarray. Later you encounter a corporeal follower who chases and strangles you—this enemy must be blinded with your flashlight, creating tense moments where being cornered feels hopeless.
Not for everyone: you’ll search open, dark areas for small items and frequent retreats can break your sense of direction. The camera bob can be disorienting, and at times the viewpoint feels unnaturally low. Still, for about $20 and an hour or two of playtime, the game delivers a consistently tense, creepy experience centered on a single, relentless foe.
Steam User 7
THIS GAME IS AMAZING it really captures the survival horror aspect. It is for sure worth the 20 bucks. This game holds up so well considering it is from 2013. i just want DLC and mod support now.