Description

Slay the Princess – A Twisted Tale of Choice, Fear, and Doubt

What If the Monster You Must Kill Isn’t a Monster at All?

Slay the Princess is a psychological horror visual novel where nothing is as it seems, and every decision pushes you deeper into a maze of conflicting truths, shifting realities, and unsettling possibilities. You’re sent on a mission with a single objective: descend into the woods, find the cabin, and kill the princess chained in the basement. But who is she really—and who are you?

With branching storylines, unreliable narration, and eerie, hand-drawn visuals, Slay the Princess challenges your instincts, twists your expectations, and invites you to question everything you’re told.

Key Features:

A Narrative That Reacts to You

Every choice you make—every word spoken, hesitation felt, or path taken—alters the story in unexpected ways. Multiple routes, realities, and endings unfold based on your actions.

Psychological Horror with a Narrative Focus

This is not a traditional combat-driven game. Instead, fear is woven into dialogue, atmosphere, and uncertainty. The horror lies in what you think you know—and what you’re about to discover.

A Shape-Shifting Story

The princess changes. The narrator changes. The situation changes. And with each playthrough, you unravel more of the truth—or descend further into a web of deception and madness.

Minimalist Yet Striking Visuals

Hand-drawn art and a stark, surreal aesthetic heighten the eerie tone. Combined with powerful sound design, the game creates a sense of dread without jumpscares or gore.

Multiple Endings and Replayability

With numerous distinct conclusions and evolving story branches, every new playthrough peels back more layers of mystery—or adds new ones.

A Game That Breaks the Rules of Storytelling

• A unique blend of horror, dark humor, and philosophical questioning

• Ideal for fans of Undertale, Doki Doki Literature Club, or The Stanley Parable

• Constantly subverts player expectations while maintaining narrative coherence

• Critically praised for its writing, atmosphere, and originality

Slay the Princess – The Mission Is Simple. The Consequences Are Anything But.