The Lake Has a New Predator
The dock creaks. The fog rolls in. Somewhere out in the dark, Razorface is already moving — and you're the only one standing between a killer and the rest of the camp. Final Girl: Razorface drops you into a tense solo survival horror experience where every decision carries weight and the monster plays by its own terrifying rules.
What Is Final Girl?
Van Ryder Games built Final Girl as a fully solo system that captures the tension and dread of classic slasher films — the kind where the body count climbs, the odds stack against you, and only one survivor has a chance to turn the tables. Each Feature Film box introduces a new killer and a new location, and Razorface brings a savage aquatic menace to the water's edge. You play the lone hero trying to outsmart and outlast a killer who grows more dangerous as the game progresses, managing your hand of action cards, your location, and your dwindling options as victims fall one by one.
The genius of the system is in how it creates genuine horror atmosphere through mechanics — you're never just taking turns, you're surviving them. Razorface isn't a static threat. He adapts, he hunts, and he punishes hesitation. The experience plays out differently every time, making each session feel like a new film with a genuinely uncertain ending.
Who Is This For?
This is a Feature Film expansion box, designed to be combined with the Final Girl core box — you'll need that to play. If you already own the system, Razorface is a ready drop-in for any solo horror night. It suits players who enjoy tense, narrative-rich games with meaningful decisions, plays in roughly 20-60 minutes, and is best for ages 14 and up. This is the kind of game you play late at night with the lights low.
What's in the Box?
Like all Final Girl Feature Film expansions, Razorface includes a full set of killer and victim cards, location tiles, and everything needed to run this specific scenario. Van Ryder Games is known for strong card quality and evocative illustrated artwork that fully commits to the horror aesthetic — this isn't sanitised or cartoonish, it's genuinely atmospheric. The modular design of the Final Girl system also means you can mix killers and locations across expansions for wildly different gameplay combinations.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Van Ryder Games |
| Players | 1 |
| Recommended Player Count | 1 |
| Age Range | 14+ |
| Play Time | 20–60 minutes |
| Game Weight | Medium |
| Language | English |
