Slay the Princess - The Pristine Cut review: falling in love over and over

I first played Slay the Princess earlier this year when developer Black Tabby Games launched a free update for the game. Abby Howard and Tony Howard-Arias have now released their definitive version of the Slay the Princess, The Pristine Cut, which will be the last update the game sees. We dove into the latest update to see what’s changed, and if one of the best games of 2023 could get even better. I won’t rehash what I talked about in my original Slay the Princess review but if you’re new to the game you should check that out first. Instead, I want to talk about what’s new in The Pristine Cut, which includes three new Princesses, and a memory board to show you how much of the game you’ve already seen. When I originally played the game, I had no idea just how many paths there were, or how many ways I could affect the outcome. Now I know there are a lot of ways your answers change the story, and Slay the Princess might be the “choices matter” game with the most outcomes. The memory board has a section for each