- April 17, 2025
- SnoringDogGames
The Flayed Man
93%Game Brain Score
graphics, story
grinding
93% User Score 304 reviews
Platforms
About
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.











Audience ScoreBased on 304 reviews
graphics60 positive mentions
grinding2 negative mentions
- The pixel art and overall presentation are beautifully done, creating a captivating atmosphere.
- The game offers a solid, engaging story with themes of morality and judgment, making it thought-provoking despite its short length.
- It's a fun and intuitive point-and-click experience, with multiple endings that encourage replayability.
- The game is very short, lasting only about 30-40 minutes, which leaves players wanting more.
- Some puzzles feel like filler and do not contribute meaningfully to the story, leading to a sense of frustration.
- The mechanics can be inconsistent, with key items and puzzle elements not behaving as expected, which can hinder the gameplay experience.
graphics
104 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's graphics are widely praised for their stunning pixel art style, which effectively conveys a dark and atmospheric setting. Reviewers highlight the evocative and chilling nature of the visuals, noting that the artwork enhances the overall experience, despite some criticism regarding the game's short length. Overall, the combination of beautiful graphics and engaging puzzle design contributes to a compelling aesthetic that resonates with fans of retro and horror-themed games.
“The art style is gorgeous and the few cut-scenes we get are beautifully detailed.”
“A cool story, gorgeous and gory visuals, fun puzzles and super smooth gameplay.”
“The pixelated graphics in the flayed man are beautifully horrific and I was quite impressed with the bleak environment full of personal regrets.”
“But today this game's graphics are not good on my 4K.”
“Pixel graphics will never be 'evocative and chilling'.”
“I can't in good conscience recommend this... it feels like a proof of concept, a demo, a flash game you put on Newgrounds as a promo to the real project you are working on.”