The Disturbing Flash Games Iceberg Explained

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  @Alien-Shenigains · 2 years ago

  According to Tom fulp, pico's school was not based on columbine, it was just a sick case of irony that the two happened to relate, pico's school was just supposed to be edgy as Tom made it when he was a teenager, also many people Don't know that pico's school takes place at a high school, why they were learning about apples and bananas though remains a good question.

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  @cursedryona6265 · 2 years ago

  The reason Doritos made two horror games to celebrate the return of two flavors was because they were marketing it as the flavors being "brought back from the dead." To match the Halloween season's atmosphere.

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  @chevalierdarçoit · 2 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOG-N_d13P8&amp;t=241">4:01</a> &quot;Hansel and Gretel: the atmosphere is very Grimm&quot;<br>I see what you did there

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  @Spongewolf · 2 years ago

  THAT FUCKING SCOOBY DOO GAME FUCKED ME UP WHEN I WAS EIGHT YEARS OLD 😭

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  @apehawk · 2 years ago

  I&apos;m not sure what PETA was hoping to accomplish with these shock games, it didn&apos;t make anyone suddenly change their mind and go vegan, and most children who played these games back in the day including myself didn&apos;t even know what PETA was

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  @VeryScarySmile · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOG-N_d13P8&amp;t=1042">17:22</a> Lacey Games is more so digital horror than analog. Analog horror has become so popular that people mix it up with other things, even the OG Local58 wants to distance itself from analog horror.<br><br>The two genres are very similar, the big difference is that one is based on analog technology and the other is based on digital technology. As an example, analog horror would be CRT TVs and VHS tapes, whereas digital &nbsp;horror would be computers and the internet (such as flash games).<br><br>I think Local58 is awesome for trying to evolve the series from analog to digital horror, just as technology has evolved from analog to digital.

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  @llympix1495 · 2 years ago

  Alice is dead was one of my favourite flash games growing up, I’m glad to see it on this iceberg

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  @Dwegles · 1 year ago

  Some players reported getting calls and texts even days after beating the 626 games. The man at Doritos who came up with this is a genius, we need more people like him

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  @sober_katz · 2 years ago (edited)

  i miss flash games. <br>also, i remember my brother showing me the torture game when i was a little kid! i almost completely forgot about it, but i remember that terrified me

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  @4nikki21 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOG-N_d13P8&amp;t=1048">17:28</a> Ghosttundra (creator of Lacey Games) made playable versions of the games in the webseries! So now they&apos;re technically &quot;real&quot; lol

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  @XCryssieX · 2 years ago

  The Scooby Doo one scared my brother and I so bad as kids. 😭 It made us scared of anything involving mummies for a while. I didn&apos;t know the game was OFFICIAL though??? I wonder if someone with a sick sense of humor managed to sneak that in past the other devs, since you had to open the tomb for it to happen, and the game was aimed at kids...

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  @Silver_Roll · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOG-N_d13P8&amp;t=864">14:24</a> it was made by a korean indie dev named gameade, not peta

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