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Minor games given little detail or significance are listed here:
Some minor games that have little significance are listed here:


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=== Slumber party games ===
== <span class="mw-headline"> Games from [[slumber party]] </span> ==


''See also [[Clapping Party]]''
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[[Strong Bad]], bored at [[Homestar Runner]]'s slumber party, discovers [[Parents|Homestar's dad's]] stash of [[Entertainment Software Rating Board|M-rated]] video games. These games all feature humorously over-the-top depictions of violence or blood and gore, though as Homestar is not allowed to play them no gameplay is seen.
 
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| [[File:Blistergeist box art.png|[[File:Blistergeist_box_art.png|150px|thumb|Blistergeist]]]]
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| '''''Blistergeist''''' parodies ''[[Splatterhouse]]'' with the masked figure on the cover. Similar to ''Splatterhouse'', the figure makes reference to famous horror characters such as [[Jason Voorhees]], [[Leatherface]], and [[Ghostface (identity)|Ghostface]]. They wield a [[Strong Mad's Chainsaw|chainsaw]].
| https://web.archive.org/web/20211001000000im_/http://www.hrwiki.org/w/images/thumb/4/4b/Blistergeist_box_art.png/150px-Blistergeist_box_art.png
The ghostly figure makes a cameo appearance in the unlockable &quot;Blistergeist mode&quot; in the otherwise kid-friendly ''[[Clapping Party]]''.
| '''''Blistergeist''''' is a violent video game that [[Strong Bad]] discovers at [[Homestar Runner]]'s slumber party while looking for Homestar's [[Parents|dad]]'s stash of [[Entertainment Software Rating Board|M-rated]] video games. The game apparently features a masked ghost that attacks and causes blisters with a [[Strong Mad's Chainsaw|chainsaw]]. The ghost makes a cameo appearance in the unlockable "Blistergeist mode" in ''[#Clapping_Party Clapping Party]''.
 
| [[slumber party]]
In a [[Destructoid Interview - 16 Jan 2024|2024 interview]], [[The Brothers Chaps|the Brothers Chaps]] mentioned ''Blistergeist 3D'' as a game they'd like to make eventually.
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|- id="Blood_Bleeder"
| '''''Blood Bleeder''''' is one of [[Homestar Runner]]'s [[Parents|dad]]'s [[Entertainment Software Rating Board|M-rated]] video games that [[Strong Bad]] discovers while at Homestar's slumber party. It is a parody of [[Blood (video game)|Blood]].
| [[File:Blood Bleeder box art.png|[[File:Blood_Bleeder_box_art.png|150px|thumb|Blood Bleeder]]]]
| [[slumber party]]
| '''''Blood Bleeder''''' is a parody of ''[[Blood (video game)|Blood]]''. The cover features a bloodstain with skull imagery.
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|- id="Head_Chopper_2"
| https://web.archive.org/web/20211001000000im_/http://www.hrwiki.org/w/images/thumb/3/34/Clapping_Party.png/150px-Clapping_Party.png
| [[File:Head Chopper 2 box art.png|[[File:Head_Chopper_2_box_art.png|150px|thumb|Head Chopper 2]]]]
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| '''''Head Chopper 2''''' features cover art of three disembodied heads — two men and one dalmatian — flung into the air.
'''''Clapping Party''''' is the only video game that [[Homestar Runner]] is allowed to play with his friends when they come over for slumber parties.
|- id="Scab_Wars"
''See main article: [[Clapping Party]]''
| [[File:Scab Wars box art.png|[[File:Scab_Wars_box_art.png|150px|thumb|Scab Wars]]]]
| [[slumber party]]
| '''''Scab Wars''''' appears to be a shoot 'em up game in the vein of ''[[Space Invaders]]'', while the title recalls ''[[Star Wars]]''. The grid seen in the background suggests it may be a vector-graphics title.
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|- id="Throat_Rip_and_Saliva_Quest"
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| [[File:Throat Rip and Saliva Quest.png|[[File:Throat_Rip_and_Saliva_Quest.png|150px|thumb|Throat Rip and Saliva Quest]]]]
| '''''Head Chopper 2''''' is one of [[Homestar Runner]]'s [[Parents|dad]]'s [[Entertainment Software Rating Board|M-rated]] video games that [[Strong Bad]] discovers while at Homestar's slumber party.
| '''''Throat Rip''''' and '''''Saliva Quest''''' only seen in [[Sega Tapes|cartridge form]], box art or label faces are not shown.
| [[slumber party]]
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| '''''Scab Wars''''' is one of [[Homestar Runner]]'s [[Parents|dad]]'s [[Entertainment Software Rating Board|M-rated]] video games that [[Strong Bad]] discovers while at Homestar's slumber party.
| [[slumber party]]
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| '''''Throat Rip''''' and '''''Saliva Quest''''' are two of [[Homestar Runner]]'s [[Parents|dad]]'s [[Entertainment Software Rating Board|M-rated]] video games that [[Strong Bad]] discovers while at Homestar's slumber party. These games appear to be [[Sega Tapes|Sega tapes]].
| [[slumber party]]
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=== Other games ===
== <span class="mw-headline"> Other Games </span> ==


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| [[File:dokles.png|[[File:dokles.png|150px|thumb|Twice Dokle!!]]]]
| https://web.archive.org/web/20211001000000im_/http://www.hrwiki.org/w/images/thumb/2/2c/KoT_Typing.PNG/150px-KoT_Typing.PNG
| '''''Dokle''''' and '''''Dokle 2''''' are [[Stand-Up Arcade Games|stand-up arcade games]] seen at skating rink [[Skatetown, USA]]. They are not seen being played, but the illustrations on the cabinets suggest the first game is fantasy-themed while its sequel is a sci-fi shoot-'em-up.
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&quot;Dokle II&quot; was later referenced in the [[Homestar Quiz]].
'''''Typing Tutor Turbo''''' is a [[Stand-Up Arcade Games|stand-up arcade game]] that apparently helps you learn to type, despite the fact that it has no keyboard.
 
''See main article: [[Typing Tutor Turbo]]''
| [[Theme Song Video]]
| [[the bet]]
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| [[File:trail game.png|[[File:trail_game.png|150px|thumb|FREE SAMPLE GAME]]]]
| An unnamed '''sample game''', reminiscent of [[Armless Invaders]], is available via a &quot;trial version&quot; of PAY PLUS. An army of Homestar Runners descends from the sky, occasionally accompanied by a falling [[The Cheat]]. The game is intentionally truncated and difficult to play.
| [[HomestarRunner.com: PAY PLUS!]]
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| [[File:If I Don't Get Video Games.png|[[File:If_I_Don't_Get_Video_Games.png|150px|thumb|&quot;I&#39;m talkin&#39; about Night Vision Mode 4, Lord of Armor, Tank Driverer, and Sword Thong Gold Edition!&quot;]]]]
| [[Brainkrieg]] lists several video games they want for [[Decemberween]]:
* '''''Night Vision Mode 4'''''
* '''''Lord of Armor'''''
* '''''Tank Driverer'''''
* '''''Sword Thong Gold Edition'''''
 
| [[Hooked on Decemberween]]
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Latest revision as of 14:24, 14 July 2026

Some minor games that have little significance are listed here:

Slumber party games

Image Description Appearances
150px-Blistergeist_box_art.png Blistergeist is a violent video game that Strong Bad discovers at Homestar Runner's slumber party while looking for Homestar's dad's stash of M-rated video games. The game apparently features a masked ghost that attacks and causes blisters with a chainsaw. The ghost makes a cameo appearance in the unlockable "Blistergeist mode" in [#Clapping_Party Clapping Party]. slumber party
150px-Blood_Bleeder_box_art.png Blood Bleeder is one of Homestar Runner's dad's M-rated video games that Strong Bad discovers while at Homestar's slumber party. It is a parody of Blood. slumber party
150px-Clapping_Party.png

Clapping Party is the only video game that Homestar Runner is allowed to play with his friends when they come over for slumber parties. See main article: Clapping Party

slumber party
150px-Head_Chopper_2_box_art.png Head Chopper 2 is one of Homestar Runner's dad's M-rated video games that Strong Bad discovers while at Homestar's slumber party. slumber party
150px-Scab_Wars_box_art.png Scab Wars is one of Homestar Runner's dad's M-rated video games that Strong Bad discovers while at Homestar's slumber party. slumber party
150px-Throat_Rip_and_Saliva_Quest.png Throat Rip and Saliva Quest are two of Homestar Runner's dad's M-rated video games that Strong Bad discovers while at Homestar's slumber party. These games appear to be Sega tapes. slumber party

Other games

Image Description Appearances
150px-KoT_Typing.PNG

Typing Tutor Turbo is a stand-up arcade game that apparently helps you learn to type, despite the fact that it has no keyboard. See main article: Typing Tutor Turbo

the bet