Monsters and traps pop out of the environment pretty quickly, but with just enough delay to respond to them if you know what to do and have enough life to not be too deterred from pressing on. You can only move right as you make your way to the exit down the corridor, crafted of flesh, bone and sinew, but braving through the halls rewards quick reactions.
Splatter School actually has a pretty fun game hidden behind the simplistic design. The setting and brutality is what keeps you playing, and it’s quite the enticing experience, with solid pixel animations and a myriad of ways to die. I find it’s much better to start immediately, leaving you fearful and alone in a gory world, as the plot isn’t really important here you have an easily identifiable horror setting with a 2D plane to progress in, and that’s really all I need. The controls are pretty easy to pick up too, using the arrow keys to move, Z to jump, X to attack, S to pause and A to use any item you pick up. Splatter School pretty much drops you in with nothing unless you linger on the title screen long enough for the attract video to start. Of course, you don’t need or get this much of an introduction going into the game. Armed with merely an old box cutter, Jessica must fight her way out or die where she stands. Jessica, the game’s heroine, took a nap during class only to awake to the sounds of a fire alarm and the sight of her classmates slaughtered by various horrific monsters. The premise is simple: you’re a girl trying to escape a demonic school without dying in various grotesque ways. Welcome to Splatter School, a 2012 2D, side-scrolling, guro action game by Ankoku Marimokan that delivers a disgusting descent into horror and erotic death.
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