Boards creak, accouchement whisper, and there are some in actuality alarming moments that wouldnt abide afterwards the categorical use of audio. Like all abundant abhorrence games, Slender is best served in a aphotic allowance with a brace of headphones. These parts, at least, are done ambrosial well... but its artlessly not enough. While I acknowledge the lengths that developer Dejected Isle went to beef things out, The Accession relies far too heavily on the abecedarian adventuresome mechanics of the original, which was abandoned anytime meant to abide for a few minutes.