A giant millipede enemy bursts from it in the penultimate level. Weird Moon: The eye of the moon in the background gets progressively more.distorted, as progress is made.It doesn't make any sense in-story why an LCD game would instruct the player to use controls specific to the computer, but it's necessary to help players adjust to the Unexpected Gameplay Change while still keeping them immersed in the setting. Watsonian versus Doylist: When the LCD game runs out of batteries, it promts the player to use the WASD controls and mouse to move around the house outside of the game.Unexpected Gameplay Change: After the game within the game is complete, the game will switch to a three-dimensional environment, where the player must run to get new batteries before Death catches them.Toilet Humor: Monkeys mainly prevent you from collecting toadstools by leaving a cartoonish poop in front of them.The latter also recommends playing with earphones and dimmed light. Schmuck Bait: Both the store page description and in-game content warning state that it's not a scary game.And the house of the player, when the battery dies, is reminiscient of early 3D games. mostly, as you can also see the game console itself. Retraux: As stated, it's presented like an LCD game.Post-Climax Confrontation: After the LCD game runs out of batteries, the player is then tasked with finding batteries in the player character's real world, all while Death is chasing them and posing a mortal threat.Everything is quiet at first, until Death descends from the staircase and chases the player with droning static. The final segment forces the player to leave their room and rush through the dark house to find new batteries.Certain levels have absolutely nothing happening in them: no enemies, no mushrooms to collect, not even any sound besides the player character's movement and the suspicious noises outside of the LCD.It's telling they're the least scary enemy in the game. Maniac Monkeys: Monkeys appear as regular enemies and impede the player with piles of poop.The Fourth Wall Will Not Protect You: In-Universe the final challenge is getting new batteries for your game.and Death appears to stop you.Emerging from the Shadows: In the final segment, outside of the LCD game in the house, the area above the staircase is pitch-black.Controllable Helplessness: In 'Hairy Situation', the player character is pinned to the right of the screen by two monkeys while Death emerges from the top of the screen and descends down on him.

Chest Monster: Around the halfway point, one-eyed mushroom Yokai appear alongside the collectible mushrooms, requiring the player to back away quickly or take damage.Art-Style Dissonance: Both the game itself and its border art are meant to evoke nostalgic memories from past decades, which juxtaposes with the creepy events that escalate over the course of the game.Absolutely nothing scary happens, honest! Play a LCD handheld game where you run around in your backyard picking up toadstools and keep away from mischievous monkeys that leave poop. From the creator of FAITH: The Unholy Trinity.

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