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Paranoiascape (Video Game)
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ParanoiaScape is a Pinball game developed by Mathilda Studios Japan, made by Japanese VFX artist Joji Tani a.k.a "Screaming Mad" George and released for the PlayStation only in Japan.It's also played from a First-Person perspective and quite possibly one of the most insane, Mind Screw-inducing games ever made.For reasons unexplained in-game, you're now in hell, whose environment are coated with flesh and random organs, from eyes in walls to floors carpeted with gaping mouths. There are demons and all sorts of undead, too, but luckily you're accompanied by a pair of skeletal imps armed with bone-paddles, with a bouncing ball of flames right in front of you. At which point you began controlling the imps to send the ball at incoming obstacles.Words do NOT do this game justice, it needs to be seen to believe.Compare with LSD: Dream Emulator, a similar game from the same era who seems to be designed to give players migraine by default. | |
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Ribcage Ridge | |
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Ribcage Ridge: The first "Internal" stage is set in a corridor made of conjoined, giant ribs of some unknown monster. | |
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Skull for a Head | |
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Skull for a Head: One of the bosses is an arachnid-looking monster who somehow have a human skull for it's head. | |
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Multiple Head Case | |
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Multiple Head Case: Towards the ending, you confront God and Satan simultaneously where they've somehow merged into a single being, each sharing half a body with two heads on it's shoulders. It looks like this◊. | |
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To Be Continued | |
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To Be Continued: The game ends on one such announcement, but given it's a standalone game with barely a plot, let alone a resolution, it's not really meant to be followed upon. | |
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Eldritch Location | |
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Eldritch Location: How hell is depicted in this game, from skies filled with eyeballs to mouths randomly growing on walls and disembodied limbs sticking out of surfaces. | |
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Attack of the Monster Appendage | |
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Attack of the Monster Appendage: One stage have ethereal (and human) arms and legs sticking from the ground and above the skies at you, which you cannot damage in any way. The arms will try swatting you as you pass, while the legs will try a Giant Foot of Stomping. | |
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Monstrous Scenery | |
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Monstrous Scenery: The game's background are as menacing as the foreground's main action, but thankfully none of them can actually hurt you. From a field of gigantic severed limbs, to walls adorned with mouths and hellish-looking, Sand Worm-like abominations, you name it. | |
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Mind Screw | |
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Mind Screw: It's a pinball game made on acid. The paddles being made of bones and the ball being made of flames is just tip of the iceberg. | |
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Womb Level | |
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Womb Level: Several stages are set inside the intestines of some gigantic, netherworld monster, including one level where you can hear the sound of a massive heartbeat in the background while travelling down a corridor resembling intestines and another in which you end up in a monster's stomach. | |
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Jump Scare | |
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Jump Scare: More than one instance in the game - notably, failing to clear one area will have the scary-looking female demon face (pictured on top) suddenly filling the screen and screeching at you. | |
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Bad with the Bone | |
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Bad with the Bone: You fight demons and undead using your bone paddles, though instead of hitting your enemies you're sending a ball of flames at your targets. | |
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The Walls Have Eyes | |
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The Walls Have Eyes: Not just the walls, but one of the earlier stages have it's sky covered in eyeballs. | |
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