Display title | Amusement Park of Doom |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | An Amusement Park without the amusement, unless you are amused by Everything Trying to Kill You. Maybe the place has been abandoned for years, everything covered in filth and on the verge of falling apart. The rides are old, rusty, and creak eerily in the wind; If they still function at all they are horrifying deathtraps. Or maybe the park merely has been... refurbished by a new owner or owners; the place seems quite normal until the roller coaster brakes fail and the monster house turns out to be filled with lethal traps or real monsters... or both. Whatever the case, there is something unspeakably wrong with that amusement park, except of course if you happen to be a Monster Clown or some other variety of Eldritch Abomination, in which case you can go right ahead and make yourself at home. |