Despite the fact that Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle has been delisted, the developer ensures that if a player has previously downloaded or paid for the game, they will be able to access it beyond the cutoff date. The creators apologised for the inconvenience and expressed remorse that it had come to this. Blue Wizard Digital believes that Slayaway Camp, the game that initially brought them to notoriety, will be a decent alternative, but cautions that there is a mailing list fans may join if anything regarding the game’s condition changes.
This news came a day before the franchise’s namesake Friday the 13th. Fans expressed gratitude for being able to keep the game going for as long as it did, particularly when the aforementioned asymmetrical multiplayer horror game was cancelled due to legal difficulties. Some fans also wondered whether, because the game was about to be delisted, there may be one final sale for gamers to buy all of the game’s connected stuff before it was gone forever.
