The game is broken up into stages, featuring some more typical adventure gameplay that forces you to search for keys and the like, but also hunt for items in locations that shift each time you play. Notes and papers you gather can be viewed from your scrapbook by hitting and selecting the option from the menu. Many objects in your environment also have contextual actions, such as, say, clicking and holding on a window, then pushing the mouse up to lift it. If an item highlights when you mouse over it, that means you can click to interact. Right-clicking with your flashlight turned on will cause you to focus the beam, which can temporarily stun certain enemies. The game is presented in a first-person view, and the mouse will let you look around, as well as aim your flashlight when you pick one up and turn it on (or off!) with. It's a great idea, and I'll have your Darwin Award all polished up for you when you get back. Just grab that flashlight and head off into the darkened woods where you heard the scream all alone. Parsec Productions, Blue Isle Studios, and Marble Hornets present Slender: The Arrival, a full-fledged indie horror action-adventure that expands on the concept of the original Slender game. they have something to do with that event both of you experienced in your childhood but had repressed until only recently. all just the result of an unstable mind, of course. hallucinations, strange sightings in the woods. Kate, it seems, has apparently been dealing with some unsettling things. the sort you find scrawled on the wall that makes you question your childhood friend's sanity. When you arrive at your friend Kate's house, all alone in the middle of nowhere, you find the building empty, though not without signs of a struggle.
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