Leave a Review Slayaway Camp 2 Netflix & Kill
Super fun and clever!
Love the classic horror throwbacks.Hddgubd
Bug
Piranhas on a plane, level 3 on the 3rd screen has a bug. It’s not possible to switch to beast mode, but the hint clearly shows you need to use this function.
Also, consider adding a help function or site so I don’t have to report the problem here…Huckleberrylain
Glitchy
All I get is Netflix error codes when trying to start.Dorvald
Won’t launch
Stuck on loading screen iPhone 13 ProDon't.bother
A boring game
Literally nothing to this game it’s boring,lazy,stupid at first you think it’s fun has a lot of cool levels then you keep playing and it just gets more boring. I don’t know if this was cuz of the developer which would make no sense or mostly cuz of Netflix but the game is just a wasteyaboi33336
한국 미지원
한국에서도 가능하도록 지원을 해주시면 좋겠습니다.옐로곰
Best for fans of 1980s-90s Slasher flicks
Let’s put this upfront. There are no in-game purchases. As you complete each movie, you are rewarded with credits used to unlock more movies and a wide variety of slasher characters. Nope, you can’t purchase anything with real money. This is not a pay to win game. That being said, it does require you to have an active Netflix subscription to play the game. The game starts out pretty easy, and slowly ramps up difficulty as you play along. If you’re stuck, you can get a hint or see a preview of the whole puzzle solution from beginning to end. Don’t worry, it doesn’t require currency and there is no penalty either. You could cheat and just follow all the solutions to finish the game, but what fun would there be in that? The killings are gruesome and gory as expected, and the game takes place in mockups of 80s and 90s slasher movies which you’ll probably recognize. The biggest difference with this game from Friday the 13th and the first Slayaway Camp is the character moves step-by-step rather than sliding like a puzzle. That new mechanic actually allows you a lot more gameplay killing opportunities. As with previous games, you can also rewind moves if one of the victims escapes or you die. There is no time limit, so nothing to stress over. The puzzles are moderately difficult, the graphics pretty good and I’m sure you’ll enjoy the sheer low budget slasher flick “campiness” of it all. So to speak… 💀Show lessSwampthing
A better sequel than Godfather 2
I have played every Skullface game and Friday the 13th. This is a return to the fun form of the earlier games. The puzzles are sometimes surprisingly tricky but there are more hints tgan you can swing a machete at.
And they have leaned into the Netflix context. Not only with the format but the trigger warnings are brilliant. It’s a shame a lot of people won’t see them but I appreciate it anyway.Show lessKitVTempest
Great fun!
Have enjoyed it so far. Love the whole fact that it looks like NetflixReeces904
Game refuses to launch after logging in
iPhone 13 Pro Max on newest iOSmountainmohawk
