
Added a menu option to automatically skip the intro.For the same reason, Distance Shade can no longer be turned off. The maximum distance you can see decreases as you collect more pages this is to keep the challenge similar for people who have fog turned off.

This will allow you to jog or sprint for a much longer period of time, but makes repeated taps of the jog/sprint button cause your stamina to drain very quickly (effectively getting rid of a former exploit). When you start jogging/sprinting, however, it immediately deducts 5% of your stamina. Removed the cool down for stamina recovery after jogging/sprinting, and reduced the stamina drain rate.Your jogging speed now increases gradually as more pages are collected.Added shadows (not especially noticeable except in lit areas).Added different light sources (unlocked after beating the game once).Also now includes links to Slender Man info and YouTube series. Improved main menu and added music to it.Added a subtitle to the game ("The Eight Pages") to differentiate it from future versions.Your only hope is to collect all 8 pages before it catches you. Paradoxical, and a little frustrating – especially if you are keen to get a glimpse of what you're meant to be running away from.But as you are looking for them, you are being stalked by an entity that grows more persistent and relentless as each page is collected, an entity that you cannot even look at for long, let alone fight. There is a strange paradox in that the only way to stop the relentless onslaught of the Slender Man is to look at him, but if you look at him for too long you will die. The sense of threat and anticipation is built upon through the clever use of soundscapes.

While there is an element of fear to the game, the sense of challenge is diminished by the fact that there is only one enemy to avoid – and the original Slender Man stories are far more terrifying than anything game manages to conjure up. There are effectively eight levels to work through and there is no real variety in what you need to do - the difficulty level just increases. Yes, there is the element of suspense to make things a little more interesting, but at its heart, this is an incredibly simple game with very limited gameplay. Unfortunately, to cut to the chase, it's a bit boring.
