123 Slaughter Me Street 2

Released Oct 2016

In this exciting prequel to the hit game "123 Slaughter Me Street", we find out the deep dark secrets that lead up to the madness of this series. You find yourself confused with blood on your hands in a dark house with only a flashlight to guide you.

88% positive · 217 reviews

Done

All announced content has been released

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Done

All announced content has been released

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Evaluation

123 Slaughter Me Street 2 launched on October 31, 2016 as a complete horror game with 10 levels and three enemy types. The developer issued two bug-fix patches in the days immediately after launch (November 1 and November 4, 2016), followed by one substantial feature patch on May 27, 2017 (v1.0.4), which added a new "Lights Out" mode, new music, sound cues, and various optimizations. That May 2017 patch appears to be the last meaningful update to the game's content. A news post from August 1, 2024 announced a new Steam curator page for Impulse Game Studios and included the line "New stuff coming very soon!" — however, this post is a general studio announcement, not a specific commitment to new content for this game. It references the studio's broader catalog rather than SMS2 specifically, and no follow-up content of any kind has appeared for this title since 2017. Given that nearly nine years have passed since launch, with no DLC listed, no roadmap, no unreleased content, and only a vague studio-level teaser that was never fulfilled for this title, the game is best understood as a finished product. The last meaningful content addition was the May 27, 2017 patch.

Evidence

Patch v1.0.4 added a new 'Lights Out' game mode, new music tracks, creature sound cues, and performance optimizations. This is the last substantive content update to the game.

news post · May 27, 2017 source content shipped

high

Store description presents the game as a complete 10-level horror experience with three distinct enemy types. No mention of planned updates, DLC, or future content.

description source content shipped

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Details

Developer

Nate Sanders

Publisher

Impulse Game Studios, LLC.

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Platform

Windows

Controller

—

Steam Deck

Playable

Players

Single-player

Action Horror Adventure Strategy Survival Horror First-Person Gore

About this game

Welcome Everyone to Slaughter Me Street 2

In this exciting prequel to the hit game "123 Slaughter Me Street", we find out the deep dark secrets that lead up to the madness of this series.

You find yourself confused with blood on your hands in a dark house with only a flashlight to guide you.

As clarity and cognizance begins to set in, the confusing haze you were feeling was almost a comfort compared to the harsh reality, that you... are not alone.
The air is putrid, and all you can feel are the eyes of the dead upon you. When there is nowhere to run, all you can do is hide. But what is safe?

When your inspiration comes from the other side, eventually you have to pay the piper.

In this deadly game of "Hide and Seek" you must stealthily fill your "Hide Meter" while evading your nemesis, and using your light for finding areas of refuge. Can you survive these 10 Deadly Levels of pure adrenaline rushing terror?

The large blue creature is the Seeker. He does just this, he will seek you out! His primary objective is to cover as much ground as possible and he loves to get in your face!

The tall skinny pink creature is the Greeter (Revenge) - much like her cousin, from SMS1, she enjoys taking her time and hanging around dimly lit areas. She just wants to say hello.

The brown short creature is the Screamer. He is quite passive and will not go out of his way to harm you. He will however stop what he is doing to scream at you, alerting either the Seeker or Greeter to your whereabouts. He also can be stopped with perfect timing and a light in his face - which will cause him to panic and leave.

Last evaluated Jun 27, 2026