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Death Park: Scary Horror Clown

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Escape an abandoned amusement park while an evil clown hunts you.

Platforms
iPhone, Android, PC
Price
Free to play
Rated
4.6 of 5 from 16,574 ratings on the App Store; 4.6 of 5 from 250,780 ratings on Google Play; Very Positive on Steam (82% of 194 reviews)
Players
1
Made by
Euphoria Games (Anton Nazarov)
Released
2019

What frightens A clown with a split face full of teeth hunts you through a dark, abandoned amusement park. You sneak between rides, a circus tent, a hospital and basements, and he can turn up behind a door when you least expect it.

Content: disturbing images.

A first-person horror escape game from Euphoria Games set in a huge abandoned amusement park. You explore seven locations, solve puzzles and stay out of sight of an evil clown, with several endings depending on your choices.

About Death Park: Scary Horror Clown

Death Park is a first-person horror escape game by Euphoria Games, released in 2019 for iPhone and Android and on Steam for Windows. The App Store lists it under Anton Nazarov, and its title screen shows the Euphoria Games logo.

You wake up in a creepy abandoned amusement park where something has gone wrong, and you are alone. The map is large, with seven locations: old abandoned buildings, a hospital, dark basements, mazes and a circus tent. Snow lies on the ground, the rides stand still, and the gate reads Death Park in red lights.

To get out you collect items and solve puzzles, such as finding what opens a locked box. An evil clown hunts you through it all, with its own behaviour, so you move carefully and use stealth to avoid it and its traps. The story has more than one ending, depending on what you do.

On phones it is free, with ads and in-app purchases. A sequel, Death Park 2, followed from the same studio. It suits players who liked Granny-style escapes and want a bigger, outdoor place to explore.

How to play Death Park: Scary Horror Clown

  1. Start a new game at the park gate and look around the first area.
  2. Pick up items; they go into the inventory bar at the bottom of the screen.
  3. Use items on locks and solve puzzles to open new parts of the park.
  4. Watch and listen for the clown, and keep out of his sight.
  5. Find a way out of the park; your choices decide which ending you reach.

Screenshots

Death Park title screen: a gate shaped like a clown's face with Death Park in red neon letters, in the snow
Death Park screenshot: a locked box at night in the snowy park with the caption There is a lock. I wonder what is inside, and an inventory bar below
Death Park screenshot: an old carousel under a mushroom-shaped roof in the dark park, surrounded by fir trees
Death Park screenshot: the inside of a red-striped circus tent with glowing eyes in the dark at the top

Tips

  • Read the hints the character says when looking at objects, such as a locked box.
  • Learn the routes between locations so you can lose the clown.
  • Explore every location; the puzzles connect across the park.

Questions

Is Death Park free?

Yes on iPhone and Android, with ads and in-app purchases.

Does Death Park have multiple endings?

Yes. The store says it has multiple endings depending on your choices.

Is Death Park on PC?

Yes. Euphoria Games released it on Steam for Windows in November 2019.

Is there a Death Park 2?

Yes. Death Park 2 is a sequel by the same studio.

  • first person
  • clown
  • amusement park
  • circus
  • puzzles
  • stealth
  • multiple endings

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