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So of course I pre-ordered Slender: The Arrival and last night was the first time we managed to get everyone over to play it and see how it is. Taking turns playing and freaking out when the player turns the camera WAY TOO QUICKLY is frightening, but fun! We played the original on about 4 different occasions, loved it, and moved on. We were all talking about scary movies and stuff and decided to try out the original Slender game back when it came out, and we loved it. We always go over to the same place when we have everyone over, which can be anywhere from 4-11 people (11 being our large group of close friends, basically everyone from middle school on, and we're all 21-22 years old now), so we always have access to my good gaming computer. So, let me explain the background of Slender games for my group of friends. Weird that this topic just got brought up, I was playing this game last night.

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