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[[File:Ww.jpg|right|250px|thumb|The stock image from ''[[What's Wrong With This Picture?]]'', one of the most original screamers.]]
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A '''[[screamer]]''' is a type of game, video, website, or program that aims to scare and startle viewers by tricking them into focusing on the screen before revealing a sudden and often frightening change. Most screamers use a combination of creepy or unsettling images and loud, sudden noises to create a sense of shock and fear in the viewer. For example, a screamer might appear to be a harmless video or game, but then suddenly flash a disturbing image of a face or creature accompanied by a loud scream to achieve their intended effect. Screamers are a common technique used in horror video games to create sudden and intense moments of fright.


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'''Scary Maze Game 3 - The Lost Prince''' was a rare [[screamer]] game created and hosted by '''ScaryMazeGame123.com''' on May 30th, 2013.
 
The player must guide a lost prince through a forest back to his castle (using the mouse pointer), and to beware of "danger animals" along the way. The player must reach the red arrow by carefully navigating through a narrow path, and if the grass is touched or they move off the path, they are forced to try again, returning back to the level they were on. Nature sounds also play throughout each level.
 
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