Petscop

Petscop's title screen.

Upon exploring an unreleased children's video game, an eager Paul discovers an easter egg - a massive electronic labyrinth hidden underneath the game. Sign In Sign In. New Customer? Create account. Episode guide. Horror Mystery.

Petscop

Petscop is an unreleased game, apparently developed in for the PlayStation by a company named Garalina. The game was never finished and was never released to the public. The player controls a character referred to as the guardian. The pause menu can be activated at most times during gameplay. In the pause menu, there are selections for resuming the game, options , viewing details on caught Pets , the Book of Baby Names , and quitting the game. When starting a new file, the game starts the player in the Gift Plane. According to a sign near this starting location, Petscop was intended to have 8 homes levels and 48 total Pets to find. However, there is only one level - Even Care - with only 5 Pets available. Pets are caught by walking over them, but a puzzle must be solved to be able to reach them. After entering a button combination in Roneth 's room, which Paul learned about from a note that came with the game, exiting Even Care leads the player into the Newmaker Plane. The Newmaker Plane is a large region with many different areas, both on the surface and underground. This part of the game is seemingly addressed to various different people to discuss events that took place outside of the game, in relation to the family involved in the series' story.

Petscop 7 ended with a message listing objects to be censored in future videos and that they can't state their reasons for doing so at the time. After years of anonymity, petscop project's sole creator, Tony Domenicopetscop, revealed himself in November

This article is about the the web-series, Petscop, as a whole. For other uses, see Petscop disambiguation. Petscop is a horror web-series published on the YouTube channel of the same name. It presents itself as a let's play of a fictional game called Petscop , supposedly made in for the PlayStation. The protagonist, Paul , traverses each layer of the game, gradually uncovering its darker past, which is in some way related to the life of himself and his family. The series is presented in the form of "let's play" style videos.

This article is about the the web-series, Petscop, as a whole. For other uses, see Petscop disambiguation. Petscop is a horror web-series published on the YouTube channel of the same name. It presents itself as a let's play of a fictional game called Petscop , supposedly made in for the PlayStation. The protagonist, Paul , traverses each layer of the game, gradually uncovering its darker past, which is in some way related to the life of himself and his family. The series is presented in the form of "let's play" style videos.

Petscop

Petscop is the internet's most popular haunted video game, and no-one knows yet what it all means, nor what it's all leading to. Comments include mad-cap predictions based on dates, colours, and emoticons, detailed patterns dissected from seemingly innocuous events and talk of an unknowable horror to come. Last March, a Youtube channel titled Petscop began releasing Let's Play-style videos of what appeared to be a bargain-bin Playstation One game designed to entice undiscerning children. The video's narrator Paul claims to have just found the Petscop game with cursed cheat-code and spooky note intact. At first glance, it looks like any poorly rendered mascot title from the 90s. Paul guides a blocky biped with a sickly looking Vader-esque head through the "Gift Plane" - a land of lurid blocks, glistening gems and boops aplenty. Pets linger among the colourful block world like sad, frightened phantoms. When Paul successfully traps one, letters spelling "captured" cast in rainbow balloons shiver on screen. Occasionally they ask: are we all Paul?

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Care A's description, written by Rainer , gets one in Petscop Fuck you all, and fuck me as well. Sign In Sign In. In Petscop 14, Paul's words are written in yellow, hinting at a connection between the two. However, the process involves bursting into her bedroom window in the middle of the night and running away. When two weeks passed without a new upload, a sense of anxiety began to grip the fandom. Double Take : Marvin does one in Petscop Later videos would add cars and wheels, which appear repeatedly, hinting at a car accident playing a role in the backstory. Petscop's title screen. Powered by Alexa. The " intended audience " refers to the in-universe intended players or recipients of the game Petscop. Edit page Add episode. It includes Paul , who finds his own room in the Child Library by inputting the facial features of Care and the eyebrows of Michael Hammond. Central Theme : The game has heavy themes of child abuse, especially in adopted families, and the monstrosity of it.

Even Care is the first level of Petscop 's overworld, located in the Gift Plane. It is the home to most of the game's main Pets.

You should start thinking about that. Episode guide. One of them is about someone wanting to put down a dog after it's been hit by a car, and the other is a repeat of the word 'toneth' 17 times before ending with 'the end' and 'it's yucky outside'. Most of these appear to be from Rainer , the presumed creator of the game. The episode series ran from March 12, , to September 2, Top Gap. Archived from the original on December 1, It is later implied that some footage is not from Paul's perspective, introducing new viewpoints from Belle and Marvin, who are all playing Petscop simultaneously. The Very Definitely Final Dungeon : The school which has been shown multiple times in the series is the final area Paul visits in Petscop 22 and 23, and while it is visited in prior videos, it is where the climax takes place. The music suddenly stops , and Paul ventures outside Even Care to find not the peaceful-looking Gift Plane, but a darker, mysterious new world called the Newmaker Plane. Dark World : The Newmaker Plane is a larger and darker world underneath the Gift Plane, with many locations and puzzles corresponding to the Even Care puzzles.