“You and your friends are dead. Game Over.”

If you’ve ever played Friday the 13th on the Nintendo Entertainment System, there’s a good chance those words are permanently burned into your memory. Released in 1989 by LJN, this notoriously confusing horror game has frustrated generations of NES players with its unforgiving difficulty, cryptic objectives and, of course, Jason Voorhees himself.

But what if we could turn the tables on everyone’s favourite hockey-mask-wearing maniac?