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| | {{Infobox video game | ||
| | |title = Pong.EXE | ||
| | |image = PingPing1.JPG | ||
| | |imagecaption = Ping Pong, baby! | ||
|maker = RobBoberty | |||
|type = Application | |||
|date = October 29th, 2015 | |||
}} | }} | ||
'''Pong''' is a [[screamer]] game that | '''Pong.EXE''' is a [[screamer]] [[game]] that draws inspiration from the classic 1970s video game [[wikipedia:Pong|''Pong'']], created by RobBoberty in 2015. In this game, players compete against a computer-controlled paddle on the right side of the screen. The objective is to score 10 points before the computer wins. Players can control the paddle using arrow keys or a cursor that moves the paddle automatically in the direction of the cursor. | ||
As players progress through the game, each time they score a goal, something strange happens in the background: | |||
*2 points: Strange yellow squares flash in the background. | |||
*4 points: A creepy clown flashes briefly, accompanied by a laugh. The computer-controlled paddle palette becomes twice as large as normal. | |||
* | *6 points: An edited image of a girl that might induce trypophobia appears. The background and paddle turn red and the ball becomes a skull. | ||
* | *7 points: A red-filtered image of an eye with a mouth edited in as the pupil appears. The screen starts shaking, making it harder to play. | ||
* | *9 points: A picture of a bloody severed mouth appears. Nothing else happens, but the computer-controlled paddle can now predict where the ball is going. | ||
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When players score 10 points, a flurry of screamer pictures appears, including a fan art of wide-mouthed [[wikipedia:Donald Duck|Donald Duck]], a close-up of a spider, a face-swapped image of a person and a kitten, the same images from the gameplay, a woman with no eyes and a wide mouth from Dane Boe's Scarier Faces video, a person photoshopped to have only one large cyclopean eye and a sharp-toothed mouth, the monstrous woman from ''Dead Birds'', and Large Marge from ''[[wikipedia:Pee-wee's Big Adventure|Pee-wee's Big Adventure]]''. An echoing scream accompanies these images as the game cuts to a black screen, followed by the credits. | |||
There's also a "Kid Mode" difficulty within the game. In this version, all screamers are replaced with cats and the following happens: | |||
*2 points: Purring can be heard in the background. | |||
*4 points: The purring gets louder. | |||
*6 points: The screen starts to shake | |||
*8 points: The screen starts to shake harder. | |||
When players score 10 points in this mode, a slideshow of cats is heard, along with meows. | |||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
<u>NOTE</u>: The following game contain [[screamers]]! | <u>NOTE</u>: The following [[game]] contain [[screamers]]! | ||
*gamejolt.com/games/pong-exe/101851 | * gamejolt.com/games/pong-exe/101851 | ||
*''' | * '''Permalink:''' web.archive.org/web/20240506092122/tmpfiles.org/dl/5575162/pong-dot-exe-windows-1.5.exe | ||
* '''Showcase video:''' youtube.com/watch?v=fLuuPSJ7X70 | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:43, 28 October 2024
Content Warning! |
Pong.EXE is a screamer game that draws inspiration from the classic 1970s video game Pong, created by RobBoberty in 2015. In this game, players compete against a computer-controlled paddle on the right side of the screen. The objective is to score 10 points before the computer wins. Players can control the paddle using arrow keys or a cursor that moves the paddle automatically in the direction of the cursor.
As players progress through the game, each time they score a goal, something strange happens in the background:
- 2 points: Strange yellow squares flash in the background.
- 4 points: A creepy clown flashes briefly, accompanied by a laugh. The computer-controlled paddle palette becomes twice as large as normal.
- 6 points: An edited image of a girl that might induce trypophobia appears. The background and paddle turn red and the ball becomes a skull.
- 7 points: A red-filtered image of an eye with a mouth edited in as the pupil appears. The screen starts shaking, making it harder to play.
- 9 points: A picture of a bloody severed mouth appears. Nothing else happens, but the computer-controlled paddle can now predict where the ball is going.
When players score 10 points, a flurry of screamer pictures appears, including a fan art of wide-mouthed Donald Duck, a close-up of a spider, a face-swapped image of a person and a kitten, the same images from the gameplay, a woman with no eyes and a wide mouth from Dane Boe's Scarier Faces video, a person photoshopped to have only one large cyclopean eye and a sharp-toothed mouth, the monstrous woman from Dead Birds, and Large Marge from Pee-wee's Big Adventure. An echoing scream accompanies these images as the game cuts to a black screen, followed by the credits.
There's also a "Kid Mode" difficulty within the game. In this version, all screamers are replaced with cats and the following happens:
- 2 points: Purring can be heard in the background.
- 4 points: The purring gets louder.
- 6 points: The screen starts to shake
- 8 points: The screen starts to shake harder.
When players score 10 points in this mode, a slideshow of cats is heard, along with meows.
Links
NOTE: The following game contain screamers!
- gamejolt.com/games/pong-exe/101851
- Permalink: web.archive.org/web/20240506092122/tmpfiles.org/dl/5575162/pong-dot-exe-windows-1.5.exe
- Showcase video: youtube.com/watch?v=fLuuPSJ7X70