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Featuring videos of a glitched-out ROM of Majora's Mask, BEN Drowned follows the narrator through a terrifying playthrough where he's followed by statues summoned by the Elegy of Emptiness and repeated phrases that take on a sinister meaning, such as, "You've met with a terrible fate, haven't you?" Majora's Mask is something of a creepy title to begin with, making this story a natural choice for creepypasta. But this story took the now-cliché idea a step further by maximizing the potential of the internet for storytelling. Here we take a look at some of the most famous video game creepypasta stories of all time.īEN Drowned is one of many 'haunted cartridge' creepypastas, in which the narrator finds that the cartridge of a beloved childhood game they've bought or found from a dubious source is out to get them.

They're a perfect vehicle to corrupt into horror stories-so much so that the creepypasta wiki restricts the number that can be posted. This is especially true of video games, which are a childhood staple for many internet users, and also frequently accused of inciting violence, hatred, or rampant sexual behavior by critics. Like the internet's version of urban legends, these stories tap into the things that scare us, frequently taking familiar ideas and making them frightening. Lurk around the internet long enough and you're bound to stumble upon creepypasta, horror stories written to spread among internet communities, often without attribution. In order for the player to gain more keys and be able to unlock the other worlds, the player must obtain 3 Golden Tickets.BEN Drowned, created with a hacked ROM of Majora's Mask is one of the most popular video game creepypastas. The player starts off with 1 key and must choose between Halloween World or Lost Kingdom and set up a park. Five Golden Keys are needed to unlock this world. A futuristic theme park with spaceships and aliens.

Space Zone, the final and hardest level.Three Golden Keys are needed to unlock this world. Wonderland, the second to last unlocked and second hardest level.Both this park and Lost Kingdom are the easiest to play at. This world, along with the Lost Kingdom only need one Golden Key to unlock. Halloween World, a scary theme park with ghostly rides and haunted houses.This park, along with Halloween World, are the easiest. This along with Halloween World is the first world you begin with, but Wonderland and Space Zone can be unlocked later on with Golden Keys. Lost Kingdom, a jungle theme park with Aztec castles and dinosaurs.As you unlock new areas, the game becomes progressively harder.

There are 4 different types of parks to unlock and build, known as Worlds.

On-line - Publish your parks online and visit other people's parks - all over the world.

Postcards - Send snapshots pictures of your park to your friends, anywhere in the world.

Research - Bring in the boffins to invent even better attractions and facilities.

Adjust - Tweak the performance of your rides and shops.

Employ - Hire front line staff, then fire them if they're not up to the job.

Ride - Experience your fantastic creations in person!.

Visit - Check your park out in realistic first person mode.

Building - Plan and place rides, shops, side-shows and a host of other features.

The only thing is you haven't built it yet! The Theme Park is back in town and the clamouring kids are on the verge of battering down the gates. The roller coasters are always the main events, and after you complete the construction, you can ride the coaster in a first person view, just to see the game from the view point of the customers. You change every aspect of each and every ride, event and stall that you place inside your park, from colors to the length of each ride, the amount of people on at a time, and how many fries are in a pack of chips (ok, maybe not that much detail, but you get the point). Build your own theme park, with all the roller coasters, rides, food stalls and anything else you can think of.