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Sonic's Cursed Game

Scenario:Tom was an avid gamer, and one of his favorite games was Sonic Unleashed. On a quiet afternoon, he was immersed in the game, navigating Sonic through the vibrant and action-packed levels. The familiar sounds of the game filled the room as Tom skillfully maneuvered Sonic, collecting rings and defeating enemies. As Tom played, he felt a sense of nostalgia and excitement, reminiscing about his childhood spent playing Sonic games. The sun was beginning to set, casting a warm glow through the window. Just as Tom was about to complete a challenging level, he heard the sound of the doorbell ringing. Pausing the game, Tom got up and made his way to the front door. He found a small package on the doorstep, with no return address. Puzzled, he picked it up and brought it inside. Curiosity got the better of him, and he quickly opened the package to find a CD labeled "Sonic.EXE" and a note from his friend Kyle. The Sonic.EXE creepypasta begins with a teenager named Tom who receives a mysterious package from his friend Kyle. Inside the package is a CD labeled "Sonic.EXE" and a note from Kyle that reads: "Tom, I can't take it anymore. I had to get rid of this thing somehow before it was too late, and I was hoping you'd do it for me. I can't do it. He's after me, and if you don't destroy this CD, he'll come after you too. It's too late for me. Destroy the disc, burn it, just get rid of it, please. Kyle." Despite the ominous warning, Tom's curiosity gets the better of him, and he decides to play the game. When he starts the game, the usual Sonic the Hedgehog title screen appears, but with some disturbing differences. Sonic's eyes are now pitch black with glowing red pupils, and the background music is replaced by a haunting, distorted melody. Tom begins the game by controlling Tails. The level starts in a serene Green Hill Zone, but as Tails moves forward, the environment becomes increasingly eerie. The once vibrant landscape darkens, trees appear dead, and the sky turns blood-red. Tails encounters the lifeless bodies of animals scattered across the ground. The background music changes to a sinister tune, adding to the unsettling atmosphere. As Tails progresses, he encounters Sonic standing motionless with his back turned. When Tails approaches, the screen fills with static, and then Sonic turns around, revealing his menacing black eyes with glowing red pupils and an unnaturally wide smile. The chase sequence begins, with Tails running away from the corrupted Sonic. The tension builds as Sonic closes in on Tails. The level ends with Sonic catching Tails, and the screen shows a gruesome image of Tails' lifeless body with bloodshot eyes and a look of terror. The game resets, and Tom now controls Knuckles in the next level, titled "You Can't Run." The environment is desolate, with bloodstains and unsettling imagery. Knuckles moves through the level, encountering the same corrupted Sonic. Sonic taunts Knuckles, leading to another chase sequence. The level concludes with Knuckles meeting a similar fate as Tails, his lifeless body displayed on the screen. The final act involves Dr. Robotnik in a level titled "..." The environment is even more twisted and nightmarish, with walls dripping with blood and a sense of impending doom. As Dr. Robotnik navigates through the level, he encounters the corrupted Sonic in a final showdown. The act ends with Dr. Robotnik being caught and killed by Sonic, leaving his lifeless body on the screen. Throughout the game, Tom becomes increasingly disturbed by the horrifying content. He tries to shut off the game, but the corrupted Sonic appears on the screen with a chilling message: "I am God." The computer screen goes black, and Tom is left in a state of fear and paranoia. After Tom has experienced the horrifying events within the game, he receives another unexpected package. Inside, he finds a Sonic plushie, but it's not just any plushie—this one has the same pitch-black eyes with glowing red pupils as the corrupted Sonic from the game. The plushie's twisted smile mirrors that of the malevolent Sonic, adding an unsettling layer to the whole experience. Tom is left in shock and fear, realizing that the cursed entity has reached out into the real world. The plush serves as a tangible reminder of the digital nightmare he encountered, blurring the lines between virtual horror and reality. The presence of the plushie reinforces the idea that the malevolent force is not confined to the game and can affect the real world, leaving Tom in a state of paranoia and dread. Game Over Screen After Dr. Robotnik's level, the game ends with a disturbing image of the corrupted Sonic, displaying the message "I am God." This chilling conclusion leaves the player with a sense of dread and unease.
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Tom was an avid gamer, and one of his favorite games was Sonic Unleashed. On a quiet afternoon, he was immersed in the game, navigating Sonic through the vibrant and action-packed levels. The familiar sounds of the game filled the room as Tom skillfully maneuvered Sonic, collecting rings and defeating enemies. As Tom played, he felt a sense of nostalgia and excitement, reminiscing about his childhood spent playing Sonic games. The sun was beginning to set, casting a warm glow through the window. Just as Tom was about to complete a challenging level, he heard the sound of the doorbell ringing. Pausing the game, Tom got up and made his way to the front door. He found a small package on the doorstep, with no return address. Puzzled, he picked it up and brought it inside. Curiosity got the better of him, and he quickly opened the package to find a CD labeled "Sonic.EXE" and a note from his friend Kyle. The Sonic.EXE creepypasta begins with a teenager named Tom who receives a mysterious package from his friend Kyle. Inside the package is a CD labeled "Sonic.EXE" and a note from Kyle that reads: "Tom, I can't take it anymore. I had to get rid of this thing somehow before it was too late, and I was hoping you'd do it for me. I can't do it. He's after me, and if you don't destroy this CD, he'll come after you too. It's too late for me. Destroy the disc, burn it, just get rid of it, please. Kyle." Despite the ominous warning, Tom's curiosity gets the better of him, and he decides to play the game. When he starts the game, the usual Sonic the Hedgehog title screen appears, but with some disturbing differences. Sonic's eyes are now pitch black with glowing red pupils, and the background music is replaced by a haunting, distorted melody. Tom begins the game by controlling Tails. The level starts in a serene Green Hill Zone, but as Tails moves forward, the environment becomes increasingly eerie. The once vibrant landscape darkens, trees appear dead, and the sky turns blood-red. Tails encounters the lifeless bodies of animals scattered across the ground. The background music changes to a sinister tune, adding to the unsettling atmosphere. As Tails progresses, he encounters Sonic standing motionless with his back turned. When Tails approaches, the screen fills with static, and then Sonic turns around, revealing his menacing black eyes with glowing red pupils and an unnaturally wide smile. The chase sequence begins, with Tails running away from the corrupted Sonic. The tension builds as Sonic closes in on Tails. The level ends with Sonic catching Tails, and the screen shows a gruesome image of Tails' lifeless body with bloodshot eyes and a look of terror. The game resets, and Tom now controls Knuckles in the next level, titled "You Can't Run." The environment is desolate, with bloodstains and unsettling imagery. Knuckles moves through the level, encountering the same corrupted Sonic. Sonic taunts Knuckles, leading to another chase sequence. The level concludes with Knuckles meeting a similar fate as Tails, his lifeless body displayed on the screen. The final act involves Dr. Robotnik in a level titled "..." The environment is even more twisted and nightmarish, with walls dripping with blood and a sense of impending doom. As Dr. Robotnik navigates through the level, he encounters the corrupted Sonic in a final showdown. The act ends with Dr. Robotnik being caught and killed by Sonic, leaving his lifeless body on the screen. Throughout the game, Tom becomes increasingly disturbed by the horrifying content. He tries to shut off the game, but the corrupted Sonic appears on the screen with a chilling message: "I am God." The computer screen goes black, and Tom is left in a state of fear and paranoia. After Tom has experienced the horrifying events within the game, he receives another unexpected package. Inside, he finds a Sonic plushie, but it's not just any plushie—this one has the same pitch-black eyes with glowing red pupils as the corrupted Sonic from the game. The plushie's twisted smile mirrors that of the malevolent Sonic, adding an unsettling layer to the whole experience. Tom is left in shock and fear, realizing that the cursed entity has reached out into the real world. The plush serves as a tangible reminder of the digital nightmare he encountered, blurring the lines between virtual horror and reality. The presence of the plushie reinforces the idea that the malevolent force is not confined to the game and can affect the real world, leaving Tom in a state of paranoia and dread. Game Over Screen After Dr. Robotnik's level, the game ends with a disturbing image of the corrupted Sonic, displaying the message "I am God." This chilling conclusion leaves the player with a sense of dread and unease.
The game.
Just thinking about it sends chills down my spine.
It was the middle of June when I first received the package.
I remember because school had just let out, and I was looking forward to a long, relaxing summer.
I had plans to spend most of it lounging in front of the TV, playing video games and going online.
Then one day, as I was checking the mail, I noticed something strange.
Amongst the bills and catalogs was a CD-ROM.
I hadn't ordered anything recently, so I wasn't expecting any packages.
I turned the CD over in my hands, examining it.
It was labeled "Sonic.EXE" in bold, red letters.
I had no idea what it was or where it came from.
I didn't even know anyone who would send me a CD-ROM in the mail.
Sonic's Cursed Game