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


=== Slumber party games ===
== Games from slumber party ==


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''See also [[Clapping Party]]''
 
[[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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| '''''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]''.
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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]].
The ghostly figure makes a cameo appearance in the unlockable "Blistergeist mode" in the otherwise kid-friendly ''[[Clapping 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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| '''''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]].
| '''''Blood Bleeder''''' is a parody of ''[[Blood (video game)|Blood]]''. The cover features a bloodstain with skull imagery.
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'''''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]]''
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| '''''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.
| '''''Head Chopper 2''''' features cover art of three disembodied heads — two men and one dalmatian — flung into the air.
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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.
| '''''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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| '''''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]].
| '''''Throat Rip''''' and '''''Saliva Quest''''' only seen in [[Sega Tapes|cartridge form]], box art or label faces are not shown.
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=== Other games ===
== Other Games ==


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'''''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.
'''''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.
''See main article: [[Typing Tutor Turbo]]''
"Dokle II" was later referenced in the [[Homestar Quiz]].
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| An unnamed '''sample game''', reminiscent of [[Armless Invaders]], is available via a "trial version" 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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| [[Brainkrieg]] lists several video games they want for [[Decemberween]]:
| [[Hooked on Decemberween]]
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[[Category:Games]]
[[Category:Video Games]]


Revision as of 17:00, 18 July 2026

Minor games given little detail or significance are listed here:

Games from slumber party

See also Clapping Party

Strong Bad, bored at Homestar Runner's slumber party, discovers Homestar's dad's stash of 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.

Image Description
150px-Blistergeist_box_art.png

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. They wield a chainsaw. The ghostly figure makes a cameo appearance in the unlockable "Blistergeist mode" in the otherwise kid-friendly Clapping Party. In a 2024 interview, the Brothers Chaps mentioned Blistergeist 3D as a game they'd like to make eventually.

150px-Blood_Bleeder_box_art.png Blood Bleeder is a parody of Blood. The cover features a bloodstain with skull imagery.
150px-Head_Chopper_2_box_art.png Head Chopper 2 features cover art of three disembodied heads — two men and one dalmatian — flung into the air.
150px-Scab_Wars_box_art.png 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.
150px-Throat_Rip_and_Saliva_Quest.png Throat Rip and Saliva Quest only seen in cartridge form, box art or label faces are not shown.

Other Games

Image Description Appearance
150px-dokles.png

Dokle and Dokle 2 are 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. "Dokle II" was later referenced in the Homestar Quiz.

Theme Song Video
150px-trail_game.png An unnamed sample game, reminiscent of Armless Invaders, is available via a "trial version" 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!
150px-If_I_Don%27t_Get_Video_Games.png Brainkrieg lists several video games they want for Decemberween: Hooked on Decemberween
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