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Slasher: The Final Cut

Slasher: The Final Cut 1994

Design Paul Brown , David Hewitt , Randy Lindsay Publisher Precedence Publishing
5.7 /10
BGG rating
#25397
BGG rank
1.7
Weight
3–6
Players
5
Best at
60
Minutes
12
Age
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Expansions & Promos

3 on record
Slasher: The Final Cut – Coincidence Promo Card 1994 Slasher: The Final Cut – Cursed Promo Card 1994 Slasher: The Final Cut – Gratuitous Nudity Promo Card 1994

About the Game

At the beginning of the game, it is unknown who the slasher is. The person whose turn it is plays a “scene” card. This may allow movement, may allow an attack, may be a clue to the slasher's identity. After the scene card is played, each player gets a chance to play a “plot twist” on the scene.

In the course of the game, the first person to get three clues becomes the Slasher, and the dynamics change a bit.

The game continues until either the Slasher is dead or all player victims are dead.

Hilariously fun social game.

Filed Under

Categories
Card Game Fighting Horror
Mechanics
Storytelling
BGG ratings
67 · geek rating 5.50
BGG data
refreshed Sep 7, 2026

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