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The Flayed Man

The Flayed Man is a short narrative-driven point and click horror game. Awaking without memories (or skin), you must uncover the sins of the past, pass judgement, and decide your fate in this macabre adventure.

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April 17, 2025
1 year and 106 days ago
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Very Positive378 reviews91.5%

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About the Game

                  

The Flayed Man is a short, chilling experience ~30 minutes long, perfect for playing before bed, especially if you’re in the mood for a nightmare.

You are the Flayed Man. Awaking in a decayed, otherworldly house where your every waking moment is agony, you must uncover the sins of the past, pass judgement, and decide your fate in this unsettling, macabre adventure.

                                               

  • A dark horror game with mature, disturbing themes.

  • Multiple endings depending on your choices.

  • An atmospheric and moody original soundtrack.

  • Evocative and chilling pixel-art graphics.

  • Traditional point and click gameplay with modern mechanics and user interface.

  • Psychosexual demons that will give any budding psychologist food for thought.