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Laser Tag Massacre

"Laser Tag Massacre" is a narrative-driven horror game inspired by 80s slasher movies, with a PS1-style aesthetic. On Halloween night, five friends throw a party in an abandoned arcade deep in rural Campinas, Brazil. What begins as a fun game of laser tag quickly spirals into their worst nightmare.

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April 15, 2025
1 year and 109 days ago
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Laser Tag Massacre is a narrative-driven survival horror game inspired by 80s slasher movies, featuring a retro PS1-style aesthetic.


A Deadly Game Begins...

On Halloween night, five friends throw a party in an abandoned arcade deep in rural Campinas, Brazil. What starts as a fun night of laser tag quickly turns into a fight for survival.


Variety of Mini-Games...

While the horror builds, enjoy a variety of fun mini-games scattered throughout the arcade :)

Will You Survive?

Enjoy the arcade, play mini-games, but remember: the real horror is never far away.