Slash It is currently listed at $39.99.

Who made Slash It, and when did it come out?

It was developed by EGAMER and published by SA Industry, released on December 17, 2016.

What should I play if I like Slash It?

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Slash It - Gameplay, Reviews & Similar Games

Slash It

Slash It is a score-chasing arcade game built around quick keyboard reactions. Watch the symbols on screen and press the required key before time runs out; play continues until you make a mistake. Its six modes vary the challenge: match a changing shape to a fixed one, enter letters or numbers in order, or tackle versions where those prompts rotate or flip. Insane mode combines challenges, while the pace increases as you play. Scores unlock additional modes, and players can pursue higher results on Steam leaderboards. The game also includes more than 300 achievements.

In a colorful 2D arcade, match shapes and hit timed letter and number prompts across six modes that grow faster.

Released 17 Dec 2016

85%positive of
1.3k player reviews

~~$39.99~~ $1.99

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Casual

Indie

Players Praise Most

Simple Arcade Challenge
Six Mode Variety
Short Play Sessions
Upbeat Music

Common Player Critiques

Price and Value
Brief, Repetitive Play
Busy Visuals
Achievement Farming

85%

positive of 1.3k player reviews

Slash It is a score-chasing arcade game built around quick keyboard reactions. Watch the symbols on screen and press the required key before time runs out; play continues until you make a mistake.

Its six modes vary the challenge: match a changing shape to a fixed one, enter letters or numbers in order, or tackle versions where those prompts rotate or flip. Insane mode combines challenges, while the pace increases as you play.

Scores unlock additional modes, and players can pursue higher results on Steam leaderboards. The game also includes more than 300 achievements.

Some players enjoy Slash It as a simple, quick reflex challenge, and mention the changing modes, rising pace, music, or satisfaction of improving their scores. Others find the brief, repetitive format offers limited depth; price and visual readability are also recurring complaints in the supplied reviews.