History YMMV / SlayThePrincess

** The start of the game warns you that it may not be for everyone and informs you of a full content warning available on the Black Tabby Games website. While [[SincerityMode not intended to be humorous as it gives a concise summary of the game's content]], the full warning's amount and variety of listed horrors comes off as a gag in its own right, especially as there are multiple duplicates.

* TheScrappy: The Voice of the Broken is easily the most hated of all the Voices for being an annoying, pessimistic downer who tends to [[TheLoad contribute nothing towards helping the player]] or give a major PersonalityPower that would be useful for you. It doesn't help that in the route he mainly spawns (The Tower), he willingly devotes himself to her and does whatever she commands you to, even when it starts being harmful to you (such as killing yourself). Unsurprisingly, when Black Tabby Games held [[https://strawpoll.com/kogjk33o8Z6/results a poll]] allowing players to rank the Voices from favorite to least favorite, the Broken came in dead last by a significant margin.

** The start of the game warns you that it may not be for everyone and informs you of a full content warning available on the Black Tabby Games website. While not intended to be humorous, the full warning's amount and variety of listed horrors comes off as a gag in its own right, especially as there are multiple duplicates.

-->General [=CWs=]: mild nudity; realistic depictions of mutilation; disembowelment; realistic depictions of knife wounds; loss of self; cosmic horror; existential horror; being eaten alive; disembowelment; suffocation; realistic depiction of acid burns; realistic gore; jumpscares; derealisation; forced suicide; loss of bodily autonomy; starvation; unreality; body horror; forced self-mutilation; forced suicide; realistic depictions of graphic violence; self-degloving; realistic flaying; self-immolation; realistic depiction of a bloated corpse; drowning; realistic depiction of burning to death; auditory gore; murder; death; loss of control; verbal abuse; gaslighting; dismemberment; graphic self-decapitation; realistic severed head.
* TheScrappy: The Voice of the Broken is easily the most hated of all the Voices for being an annoying, pessimistic downer who tends to [[TheLoad contribute nothing towards helping the player]] or give a major PersonalityPower that would be useful for you. It doesn't help that in the route he mainly spawns (The Tower), he willingly devotes himself to her and does whatever she commands you to, even when it starts being harmful to you (such as killing yourself). Unsurprisingly, when Black Tabby Games released [[https://strawpoll.com/kogjk33o8Z6/results a poll]] allowing players to rank the Voices from favorite to least favorite, the Broken came in dead last by a significant margin.

* TheScrappy: The Voice of the Broken is easily the most hated of all the Voices for being an annoying, pessimistic downer who tends to [[TheLoad contribute nothing towards helping the player]] or give a major PersonalityPower that would be useful for you. It doesn't help that in the route he mainly spawns (The Tower), he willingly devotes himself to her and does whatever she commands you to, even when it starts being harmful to you (such as killing yourself).

* IronWoobie: The Player is placed through absolute hell in several of the routes, with plenty of those being so excruciatingly painful that permanent death would be a welcome escape for most people, but most of the dialogue given to you shows little serious concern for the results and more often he expresses a determination to keep going no matter what. Some of the darker forms of the Princess, will forcibly keep you alive in order to torment you further.

** Showcasing the playful creepiness of the Witch.

* {{Narm}}: In the original release, the Narrator's scream when the Tower hijacks his mind was...[[DullSurprise a quiet, basically monotone "aaaaa"]], making him sound more mildly upset then anything. The creators acknowledged that it didn't quite fit the tone of an otherwise terrifying route, and the End of Everything Update included a rerecording which is "more tonally appropriate".

* HeReallyCanAct: Compared to Jonathan Sims, Nichole Goodnight was relatively unknown going into this game, with all of her prior roles being relegated entirely to podcasts. Yet, she showcases a ''very'' impressive range with the various Princesses, making each one similar enough to register as the same entity yet distinct enough that no two of them sound alike. Moreover, she manages heartfelt performances from the individual Princesses as well. For example: