
Play as a woman who's an axe-wielding serial killer in this light-hearted puzzle game about decapitating men, uncover the disturbing story behind New Detroit’s infamous serial killer, Mr. Freezy.
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In New Detroit, authorities are hunting a serial killer they call Mr. Freezy after hundreds of severed heads are discovered hidden inside freezers across the city. Behind the murders is a mysterious woman kidnapping men and locking them away in her basement workshop.
Move, swap, and line up heads perfectly so they can all be taken off in a single slice. Every move matters as you try to collect the most heads possible in the fewest number of turns.
But the deeper you go, the stranger things become.
Different heads completely change how the puzzles work:
Pumpkin Heads explode if not collected in time
Stone Heads cannot be moved
Old Heads move on their own
Default Heads shift the position of nearby heads when moved
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Do you cash out early and collect a few heads… or risk more turns by trying to build the perfect chain?
The more you play, the more you uncover about why these murders are happening and who this woman really is.
Horror-inspired puzzle gameplay
Fast arcade-style combo building
Multiple head types with unique mechanics
Creepy story elements and unlockable secrets
Dark humor mixed with unsettling vibes
Replayable levels built around score chasing and efficiency
A weird little horror world that gets stranger the deeper you go
This game is definitely darker than my past games. It’s still built around a really fun and satisfying gameplay loop first, just with creepy vibes layered on top. We’re a really small indie team trying weird ideas, so if you enjoy it please tell your friends about it. That support genuinely helps us keep making more strange games like this.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish - Latin America*languages with full audio support
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