What makes Slain stand out is how Wolf Brew Games lost out on an opportunity to create a cult classic in the same vein as Stardew Valley - except for metalheads. The team behind Slain opted instead to rush out a half-baked product that is full of full of pain and regret – losing out on the launch hype that could have pulled curious gamers to try out Slain.
P&L write: "Fancy a quick glimpse at all the games on the PSN Flash sale? Well here you go. We’ve painstakingly gone to the trouble of including the UK prices of each of the games to give you a rough idea of the regional pricing. The Digital Flash promotion ends December 1st so you better be quick!"
Galaga , one of the best classics ever , £1.19? Yes please!
(On a side note, I was a master back then on a few games... )
Ticgn - I stood up, controller gripped in my white knuckled fist, ready to hurl the accursed thing into the television, the ground….anywhere that might produce the catharsis that comes from rage-induced destruction.
Josh Griffiths writes: "This minty fresh new version is called Slain: Back from Hell, and has replaced the original Slain! on Steam. Public opinion regarding the game is higher since the latest patch, and it likely helps that this update was free. However, this brings up an interesting question. Is it okay for a developer to force their customers into getting a new version of their product?"
I think devs should definitely make older versions available to customers, don't see why they wouldn't.
I really wanted this game to be good, all the ingredients were there but nope :c