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'''Color Maze''' is a classic [[screamer]] disguised as an innocent Flash puzzle game. It gained popularity on various Flash game websites in the mid-2000s and is often credited as one of the earliest maze-based screamers to go viral.
'''Anti-Piracy Screen - Splatoon 2 (2017)''' is a bait-and-switch [[screamer]] video made by user C H M E E Z E on March 8, 2021, it disguised itself as an Anti-Piracy screen that tricks the viewer who has owned the game (breaking the DRM too) to play ''Splatoon 2'', a sequel to third-person shooter game ''Splatoon''.


The game begins with a calm and simple premise: the player must guide a small red dot through increasingly narrow mazes using only the mouse, avoiding touching the maze walls. The background is a relaxing blue, and the background music is a loop of ambient synths to maintain a false sense of safety.
The video begins with the gameplay of the actual game as the Nintendo Switch anti-piracy measure is shown. As implied, the notice will appear by displaying messages such as "You Are A Theif" with Shepard's Tone audio illusion playing, as the inking progressively zooms in into the screen. Right once the warning is about to end, a distorted-eyeless picture of Marie pops up with loud distorted audio of Penguinz0's phrase "Woo Yeah Baby!" (used in other Anti-Piracy screen videos), The scream in this video would later be used for the uploader's other anti-piracy measure videos of video games. After the screamer, the video cuts to another warning displaying a murdered inkling, and the bottom of the message asks the viewer that the save files will be wiped out of the game.




<center><big>'''[[Color Maze|Navigate the colors carefully—one wrong turn, and you'll see what's hidden behind the hues.]]'''</center></big><br>
<center><big>'''[[Anti-Piracy Screen - Splatoon 2 (2017)|Winners don't use piracy]]'''</center></big><br>
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Latest revision as of 20:15, 1 April 2025

Anti-Piracy Screen - Splatoon 2 (2017) is a bait-and-switch screamer video made by user C H M E E Z E on March 8, 2021, it disguised itself as an Anti-Piracy screen that tricks the viewer who has owned the game (breaking the DRM too) to play Splatoon 2, a sequel to third-person shooter game Splatoon.

The video begins with the gameplay of the actual game as the Nintendo Switch anti-piracy measure is shown. As implied, the notice will appear by displaying messages such as "You Are A Theif" with Shepard's Tone audio illusion playing, as the inking progressively zooms in into the screen. Right once the warning is about to end, a distorted-eyeless picture of Marie pops up with loud distorted audio of Penguinz0's phrase "Woo Yeah Baby!" (used in other Anti-Piracy screen videos), The scream in this video would later be used for the uploader's other anti-piracy measure videos of video games. After the screamer, the video cuts to another warning displaying a murdered inkling, and the bottom of the message asks the viewer that the save files will be wiped out of the game.


Winners don't use piracy


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