123 Slaughter Me Street
Released Sep 2015
Wounded and on the run, trapped in an abandoned building, armed only with a dying flashlight. Navigate darkness, outsmart lurking horrors, and escape before they reach you. A tense, paranoia-driven survival experience where every moment counts.
70% positive · 394 reviews
Done
All announced content has been released
Medium confidence
Done
All announced content has been released
Medium confidence
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Evaluation
123 Slaughter Me Street launched on September 25, 2015 as a standalone horror survival experience. In the weeks following launch, developer Nate Sanders issued a rapid series of patches (v1.1 through v1.3) addressing crash fixes, performance optimizations, and gameplay tuning — all wrapping up by October 16, 2015. After that, development activity went quiet for years.
The one notable exception is a news post from August 1, 2024, in which the publisher Impulse Game Studios announced a new Steam curator page and added "New stuff coming very soon!" at the end. However, this post is a studio-level announcement about IGS's broader catalogue — not a specific commitment to new content for 123 Slaughter Me Street. No follow-up posts have appeared since August 1, 2024, no DLC has been listed, and no roadmap or named content was described. Given that nearly two years have passed since that post with no further communication, the teaser line does not represent a credible outstanding commitment to this specific game.
The store description describes a self-contained experience with a clear goal (escape the building), and there are no DLC listings, no season pass, and no post-launch content updates beyond the initial bug-fix patches. The game appears to have launched as a finished product and reached its final state by mid-October 2015.
Evidence
Patch v1.3 released with performance optimizations and minor gameplay adjustments — the last substantive update to the game.
Store description presents a self-contained survival escape scenario with no mention of additional content, updates, or post-launch plans.
Media
Details
Developer
Publisher
Impulse Game Studios, LLC.
Achievements
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Platform
Windows
Controller
partial support
Steam Deck
Not rated
Players
Single-player
About this game
Welcome everyone to 123 Slaughter Me Street!
A criminal on the run, you find yourself evading police as you make your escape down an alley. You see an old fire escape and scramble up to the roof of an abandoned building; you are safe here.
As the patrol cars drive past, you slip into the shadows. The coast is clear, you just got away with it… or did you?
On your way back towards the fire escape, the roof gives out from under you and you plummet into darkness. You are wounded, and only equipped with a dying flashlight. Where are you? You must now escape this building.
A twisted ankle, a busted flashlight, in the middle of one of man's great casualty of progress.
This is the price you pay for avoiding the police.
It smells of death here; the stench of frustration, success and the festering of old hopes.
A shuffling rises up from the infinite darkness before you.
Rats? No, too big for rats.
Stray dogs? Squatters?
What else?
You're not hoping to find out, but you must go forth. Determined, you enter the gaping maw of obsolescence. There must be an exit... Get to the exit.
A heart pounding, anxiety inducing, paranoia paradise; 123 Slaughter Me Street is like no other. With a completely unique set of controls and limited mobility, players must have their wits about them.
Get to the exit, and do so swiftly.
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Last evaluated Jun 27, 2026
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