The surreal PC singleplayer horror game Slay The Princess gets its first big update today.
Developer Black Tabby Games announced that this free update will flesh out the endgame content. The update will have new animations and 3,000 words of restructured dialogue and choices.
The update also brings new versions of key tracks, played by the Czech National Symphony Orchestra.
Tony Howard-Arias, Lead Writer at Black Tabby Games, thanks fans for their love and support.
“The love everyone’s shown for Slay the Princess changed our lives, and that support means we can keep working on it to try and fulfill our vision for the game,” Howard-Arias said.
“Thanks to all of you who made fanart, streamed the game, told your friends, or even just took the time to give our game a shot.” he added.
Slay The Princess is a horror visual novel. In a twist to the classic ‘Damsel In Distress’ trope, players must stop the princess from ending the world. It has a fully voiced narrative and hand-drawn art.
Over 200,000 players have tried to put a stop to the twisted princess. From almost 9 thousand gamer reviews and 14 critic reviews, Slay the Princess has received a playscore of 9.4 on whatoplay. It currently sits as one of the best PC RPGs.
Slay The Princess is available on PC via Steam. It's currently on sale at 20% off. Fans of Inscryption and What Remains Of Edith Finch can get all three in a discounted bundle called 'Cabin In The Woods'.