Slayaway Camp 2: Puzzle Horror Hits Android with New Killers and Challenges

The follow-up to Slayaway Camp has landed on Android. Slayaway Camp 2: Puzzle Horror, previously exclusive to Netflix’s gaming lineup since December 2023, is now a standalone release by Blue Wizard Digital, creators of Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle.

What’s Fresh in Slayaway Camp 2: Puzzle Horror?

This sequel delivers thrills, building on its predecessor’s charm. Developers have trapped the iconic killer Skullface inside a parody streaming platform called Terrortube, setting the stage for a bloody puzzle adventure.

The story begins with kids summoning an urban legend for laughs. Skullface appears, slashing away, until one kid traps him in a phone. Now stuck in Terrortube, he hijacks low-budget horror films, taking over as the star and unleashing chaos.

Players can unlock 36 unique killers across five wild classes. Beyond classic Slashers, there are Ghosts that phase through walls, Sorcerers who burn obstacles and victims with projectiles, Beasts that stun prey with a roar, and Monsters who summon zombie allies.

The game features 25 parody puzzle movies, poking fun at horror clichés with titles like The Horribly Scarred Creature Who Slays and Don’t Bring That Icy Alien to Your Arctic Base.

Movies are organized by theme, such as Law Enforcement Laughs with deadly cops or Sci-Fi Frights featuring teleporters and bizarre tech. Supernatural Occurrences highlight the new killer classes.

Each film includes 3-5 puzzle scenes, with tougher versions unlocking after completion. These remix layouts with new mechanics, killers, and level elements. Check out Slayaway Camp 2: Puzzle Horror below.

Classic Sliding-Block Gameplay Returns

Slide Skullface or other killers across a grid to reach a terrified camper, who then flees until hitting a wall or worse.

Levels add challenges like crates, gates, switches, mines, shotgun-toting locals, and animals that block or explode.

Explore Slayaway Camp 2: Puzzle Horror on the Google Play Store.

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