Hello all.
I'm sure you'll enjoy it! I found a page contains a couple of Slender games. I think they're even better than the original game. The gameplay is exactly the same, and the quest is: Collect all 8 pages :-)
I played the first one (SANATORIUM) and it shocked me so hard.
I'm sure, you or Thomas from Frictional Games will have fun with that!
Turn off your lights, darken your room, tune up the volume and find the pages!
It's for free and so much better than original slender. Please let me know your fear:
http://www.slendermansshadow.com/download.php
Already played these, even on my YT channel.
They're creepy, since it uses the same Jumpscare tactic Slender taught us.
There are even more maps (Sanatorium, Elementary, Hospice, Mansion (+ a secret), Claustrophobia (+ A secret), 7th Street, Prison, and some upcoming ones. Carnival, I think).
Slendur seal of approval.
You know what I don't like about the Slender games? They made Slender Man look bad. Because it just doesn't do jumpscare stuff like it does in-game. It works "differently" in-game.
To understand what I am trying to say, visit this link:
Slender's Woods - Complete with Story Mode! Try it!
Never played Slenderman's Shadow (this game), but I have played Slender. I don't see why people keep making the same game. There's even Slender apps. I'm pretty sure Slender is copyrighted. It's blatantly obvious that the makers of these games stole the idea. When they've asked for money for an idea that wasn't theirs, wouldn't that be copyright infringement?
I don't think it's copyrighted. As it began as an "urban myth" (some dudes PSing old photos and throwing them out there claiming it to be true photographs). People have been using the Slenderman mythos a lot in different contexts, such as marble hornets, Slender game and books (believe it or not), it's kinda like santa.
(11-09-2012, 01:37 AM)nackidno Wrote: [ -> ]I don't think it's copyrighted. As it began as an "urban myth" (some dudes PSing old photos and throwing them out there claiming it to be true photographs). People have been using the Slenderman mythos a lot in different contexts, such as marble hornets, Slender game and books (believe it or not), it's kinda like santa.
Well, The slenderman has been a myth for hundreds of years, so it's not really just "some dudes PSing old photos".
(11-09-2012, 09:08 PM)Tigerwaw Wrote: [ -> ] (11-09-2012, 01:37 AM)nackidno Wrote: [ -> ]I don't think it's copyrighted. As it began as an "urban myth" (some dudes PSing old photos and throwing them out there claiming it to be true photographs). People have been using the Slenderman mythos a lot in different contexts, such as marble hornets, Slender game and books (believe it or not), it's kinda like santa.
Well, The slenderman has been a myth for hundreds of years, so it's not really just "some dudes PSing old photos".
I highly doubt slenderman has been a myth for hundreds of years.
(11-09-2012, 09:08 PM)Tigerwaw Wrote: [ -> ] (11-09-2012, 01:37 AM)nackidno Wrote: [ -> ]I don't think it's copyrighted. As it began as an "urban myth" (some dudes PSing old photos and throwing them out there claiming it to be true photographs). People have been using the Slenderman mythos a lot in different contexts, such as marble hornets, Slender game and books (believe it or not), it's kinda like santa.
Well, The slenderman has been a myth for hundreds of years, so it's not really just "some dudes PSing old photos".
The Slenderman has not been a myth for hundreds of years. This was just a theory sprouted by some halfwits who saw men with long limbs in paintings and thought "UHMIGOD SLENDERM4N."