ThanksKilling Day

ai always seems to know exactly where you are, I wasn't able to go to the basement ever without him either already being there or always spotting me which turns into a tiresome chase scene until he just decides to stop. Hiding never seemed to work, he would always find and pull me out of hiding spots. VHS effect seemed bugged as I was unable to turn it off until I died, it turned off on its own. The style and graphics are great but it is brought down by an overall frustrating gameplay experience,

Good Horror slasher, recommended! More of this stuff please

It is a fun little game nice work

garbage

I don't recommend this game. The controls are awful, camera angles awful, the puzzles were ok but I am not happy with this game at all. I actually want a refund for this game.

Don't let the play time fool you. I played through this a couple of times on the Itch.io version and I love it. A great balance of campy and horror and an overall nostalgic thriller. Also, you can turn your body with mouse or right stick if you struggle with tank controls.

After the update it made things easier, because when I was being grabbed, I didn't need to restart everytime. I was being thrown through the world and couldn't progress.

Thankskilling Day was an unexpected, delightful (and horrific) surprise to me. It reminded so much of the old school Resident Evil games, with the tank controls, and the fixed camera placements (or play in first person if you choose to do so) that really added to the horror experience, especially when it came to running away from one of the most TRULY terrifying, Killgrim. Trust me, whenever I heard the footsteps, marching around in different rooms, I just froze and didn't want to leave my hiding spot. BUT, another great aspect to the game along side having to avoid Killgrim, is the puzzles that the game provides. The puzzles were well thought out, and not overly frustrating to figure out. It was enough of a challenge to make you feel accomplished when you finally figure out where you need to go, and what you need to find to progress through the story. Another neat feature to the puzzles, is that through each replay, the placements of key items for puzzles are never in the same place! Which makes having to replay the game even better! Another cool feature that I really loved of the game, was the old school VHS style the game was designed with. Made it feel retro and just visually appealing to look at! Not only that, but there were some amazing voice actors in the game as well! You like Geralt of Rivia from the Witcher series??? Well guess what, he's in the game as well! I truly recommend this game, and hope that more people get to experience it as I did!

oh my Fudge, that Turkiller needs to calm the heck down. It tracks you too well and ruins the game. I really enjoyed the game but at the same time.... it was frickin awful.

i now have severe ptsd thanks to this game