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* About halfway through [[Dead Space 2]], Tiedemann seals Isaac in a section of the Sprawl meant for processing hazardous waste. This includes several large, sharp, spinning objects that will kill you if you get too close. Which must be navigated in Zero G. Arguably the most fun part of the game.
* [[Orcs Must Die]] runs on you creating these, [[Smashing Hallway Traps of Doom|pushing, crushing, smashing]] piercing, slicing, [[Kill It with Fire|burning]], [[Shock and Awe|electricuting]], bludgeoning, freezing and [[Impaled with Extreme Prejudice|impaling]] hapless orcs.. Then there's the catapult trap which, when placed correctly, can catapult the orcs all the way back to the beginning of said deathcourse.
* The ''Nuka-World'' DLC for ''[[Fallout 4]]'' has one that is literally called “[[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|The Gauntlet]]”, a death course that anyone entering the park much go through. This course has turrets, mines, hostile creatures, and even an “impossible” boss fight at the end, all for the entertainment of the raiders who occupy the park.
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