MOTORSLICE Free Download (v1.05)

MOTORSLICE invites players to navigate a brutalist post-apocalyptic world through fluid parkour and seamless combat. You take on the role of P, a young girl armed with a chainsaw, who must rely on agility and quick reflexes to survive deadly traps and hostile environments. Run, climb, slide, crouch, wall run, and perform stunts as you face an army of rogue machines ranging from small autonomous construction equipment to massive dump trucks. In this relentless clash of metal, striking first is crucial—if a machine proves too large to destroy with a single swing, climb aboard and slice it into pieces, turning colossal bosses into dust. Beyond combat, the game challenges you to traverse eerie, liminal spaces inside a vast megastructure, where darkness and megalophobia test your resolve as you rush through endless corridors armed only with a flashlight and your determination. As P embarks on what was supposed to be a routine job, she quickly realizes the megastructure is far more complex and dangerous than expected. Partnering with a malfunctioning Orb Drone named Orbie, she must carve her way through relentless threats to reach the top—no matter the cost. MOTORSLICE features fast-paced, brutal combat where death comes easily but so do kills, complemented by minimalist yet atmospheric pixelated modern low-poly graphics and physics-oriented puzzles. The experience is enriched by a dynamic, atmospheric Drum & Bass/Jungle soundtrack from Pizza Hotline and a fully voiced narrative led by Kira Buckland. With eight chapters plus prologue and epilogue, over 30 interactive story segments, extensive character interactions, and a robust selfie mode, MOTORSLICE offers 9 to 10+ hours of hardcore, adrenaline-fueled gameplay in a striking, unforgiving world.

• Fluid acrobatic parkour and fast-paced combat
• Epic boss fights involving climbing and slicing massive machines
• Exploration of eerie megastructures with atmospheric puzzles
• Fully voiced story with over 30 interactive segments
• Stylish pixelated low-poly graphics and a dynamic Drum & Bass soundtrack