'Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle' Launches on iOS, Android, and Steam on April 13
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Blue Wizard Digital's "Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle" will be released on April 13 aka Friday the 13th! The game will be released worldwide on iOS, Android, and Steam. It lets players take control of Jason and return to his old stomping grounds of Crystal Lake.
So players control Jason by sliding him around an isometric puzzle level to attack his victims, either directly, with a huge variety of unlockable weapons, or indirectly, by frightening them into environmental hazards like campfires, bear traps, and woodchippers. Eliminating all campers
triggers a reflex-based confrontation with a “Final Girl” (or Guy).
The puzzles become more intricate as you progress from Crystal Lake to more exotic locations like Manhattan, supermax prisons, ski resorts, outer space, and even, through a time-travel twist, Victorian London, and other eras.
The game is free to play (or slay), but players can purchase extra puzzle episodes, new Jason avatars, or exotic weapons.
Blue Wizard Digital's previous title "Slayaway Camp" was a cult hit that came to "Friday the 13th" series creator Sean Cunningham's attention.
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Blue Wizard Digital's "Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle" will be released on April 13 aka Friday the 13th! The game will be released worldwide on iOS, Android, and Steam. It lets players take control of Jason and return to his old stomping grounds of Crystal Lake.
So players control Jason by sliding him around an isometric puzzle level to attack his victims, either directly, with a huge variety of unlockable weapons, or indirectly, by frightening them into environmental hazards like campfires, bear traps, and woodchippers. Eliminating all campers
triggers a reflex-based confrontation with a “Final Girl” (or Guy).
The puzzles become more intricate as you progress from Crystal Lake to more exotic locations like Manhattan, supermax prisons, ski resorts, outer space, and even, through a time-travel twist, Victorian London, and other eras.
The game is free to play (or slay), but players can purchase extra puzzle episodes, new Jason avatars, or exotic weapons.
Blue Wizard Digital's previous title "Slayaway Camp" was a cult hit that came to "Friday the 13th" series creator Sean Cunningham's attention.
I loved the balance of horror and humor the Blue Wizard guys brought to Slayaway Camp,” said Cunningham, “and I’m thrilled to see their take on Friday the 13th."Blue Wizard Digital was started by Jason Kapalka, who previously co-founded PopCap Games.
