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Serenity Forge and Black Tabby Games announced this past June Slay the Princess would be coming to PlayStation, Xbox and Switch later this year with The Pristine Cut. And wouldn’t you know it? That happens to be October 24. That also includes physical editions for PlayStation 5 and the Nintendo Switch. The Pristine Cut will also be a free upgrade for those who purchased the game on Steam.

Slay the Princess – The Pristine Cut is the definitive release of the psychological horror visual novel, and brings a host of brand-new content:

New content totalling 35% more gameplay, including: Three brand new chapters Never before seen princesses Expansions to familiar routes An entirely new ending A gallery to relive your memories, triumphs and untimely deaths throughout Slay the Princess’ many encounters Over 1,200 new frames, hand-illustrated by Abby Howard Over 2,500 new lines of dialogue fully voiced by Jonathan Sims and Nichole Goodnight

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After all of the accolades on PC, console users are finally getting their chance to delve into Serenity Forge and Black Tabby Games’ Slay The Princess with The Pristine Cut. This version of the game will head to PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PC via Steam this Fall, bringing with it a host of brand-new content to the psychological visual novel. Not only that, but there will be physical editions of Slay The Princess – The Pristine Cut for PlayStation 5 and Switch users.

The Pristine Cut will include the base game (obviously), as well as the following additions:

New content totalling 35% more gameplay, including: Three brand new chapters Never before seen princesses Expansions to familiar routes An entirely new ending A gallery to relive your memories, triumphs and untimely deaths throughout Slay the Princess’ many encounters Over 1,200 new frames, hand-illustrated by Abby Howard Over 2,500 new lines of dialogue fully voiced by...

If you’re looking for game that puts a twist on the traditional “save the princess” trope, Black Tabby Games’ Slay The Princess is now available on Steam for you to do just that. The visual novel has the added incentive of being on sale with a 10% discount from now until November 2nd.

Slay The Princess finds you in the middle of a densely-populated forest, with the trees parting only for you to make way to a small hill adorned by a lone cabin. The Narrator (voiced by Jonathan Sims of The Magnus Archives) asks you the simple eponymous instruction: enter the cabin and slay the princess. If you don’t, the world ends. At least, that’s what you’re told.

Obviously, the princess (voiced by Nichole Goodnight) has other plans, and none of them include dying. She will do and say anything to free herself. Will you do...

When I first got my PlayStation 3, I remember being so excited to actually be able to download demos, a concept that was previously regulated to the PC crowd. The first one I grabbed was the demo for the original BioShock. I played 10 minutes, turned it off, and immediately ordered the game. It only took 10 minutes of that demo to fully sell me on what they were offering; I just wanted to wait to experience it in the context of the full game.

This exact same thing happened to me last year when I tried out the demo for the horror visual novel Slay the Princess during Steam Next Fest. Its striking visuals and clever writing got its hooks in me, and I didn’t need to see more than the first 10 minutes. I ignored all trailers and previews, waiting patiently for its release.

Now that the full game is finally out,...

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