The Faceless Killer

Punga / Jan 2, 2025 / Adventure, Indie

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The Faceless Killer is a first-person survival horror game with retro PS1-style graphics, consisting of 2 chapters. Solve logic puzzles, fight against your enemies, or hide when there's no other option. Unravel this mystery surrounding the Faceless Killer. Who is he, and what are his motivations?

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What's new

Demo 1.4 + Native Linux support

2024-11-23

• Added native Linux support • Updated the optional VHS shader to look more realistic, can be turned off in the settings. • Updated lighting where the game was too dark • Fixed placement of a key to make it easier to find.

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What players say

7 user reviews

86% positive, 7 reviews

Not recommended1 hrs played

I find the killer to be extremely frustrating in Chapter 1. It feels like you need to be absolutely perfect to escape them, I found myself constantly dying for a while. Once I got the hang of it, I could do it consistently, but I feel like it takes the horror out of it since it forces me to be perfect to go and hide... I would prefer if the killer took a bit longer to enter a new room, even 1 second would be...

2 found this helpful, 2025-06-29

Recommended1 hrs played

Prolly will make a video on this game soonish, but in short of what i say in my video, the game is pretty short, especially for 5 $. I think the only way the price tag makes sense for the game is under the assumption that paying for the game, it also buys the player the future chapters. Still very fun and I like to support indie devs. Keep it up. Ill post it on my channel cringe is key but hate self promo so i...

0 found this helpful, 2025-01-20

Recommended2 hrs played

I really liked this game but would have been happier if I had ended at the end of Chapter 1, instead of moving to Chapter 2. I thought Chapter 1 was great and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I found the ending of Chapter 2 did not add as much as I was hoping for, so I'd have been perfectly satisfied ending at Chapter 1.

0 found this helpful, 2025-01-17