Slitterhead

Slitterhead is a scary new challenge for gamers from popular game designer Kiichiro Toyama, a horror action game with high-quality graphics where aggressive creatures, infected by parasites, have flooded a Japanese big city.

Creator

In the last year of the twentieth century, Keichiro Toyama wanted to prove to the world that he could scare millions of people. His game Silent Hill was quickly gaining popularity. Twenty-one years after its success, the masterful developer is back on the scene with a new challenge: transforming the thriller game industry. Slitterhead is an attempt to overturn established notions of horror.

Trailer

A typical Japanese worker in a short-sleeved white shirt walks incongruously down a short path home. Dark alleys - but you can eat noodles in a hurry. Satisfied that the day is over, the worker waves his suitcase lightly.

Dumpsters on the side, puddles on the ground. The man hears the clatter of his heels behind him. A long-legged brunette in stilettos came around the corner. The babe is just cosmos:

• Short dress
• A choker
• Round earrings

Suddenly the girl's face begins to change her face opens into equal parts like a flower. Inside the hole is flesh, teeth, and a thin long tongue. Death came quickly.

Details

The real devil moves stealthily through the dark sewers, locked basements, and nighttime back alleys of the metropolis. One by one, people are transformed into skinny, five-foot tall creatures that resemble spiders.

Police officers with blinkers arrive at the scene of the crime. The neon light that flashes overhead shows gruesome things: guts stretched across the asphalt, car windshields smeared with blood, severed arms and legs lying on the roofs of visors.