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Circus Satanicus
In Circus Satanicus, a motley crew of paranormal investigators, thrill-seekers, and misfit oddballs venture into the eerie, forgotten depths of Hobbs Paradise Forest, drawn by the whispers of unexplained disappearances. Beneath the tangled canopy, they stumble upon an abandoned carnival tent— rotting in the shadows, the scent of cotton candy long gone sour. But this is no ordinary circus. As night falls, the sinister truth emerges: demonic clowns awaken to their presence. Twisted by dark magic, these nightmarish jesters feed on fear and flesh, their laughter echoing like the toll of a funeral bell. Each investigator must confront their own deepest fears as they unravel the dark secrets of this cursed carnival and fight to survive the deadly games set by their clownish tormentors.
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In Circus Satanicus, a motley crew of paranormal investigators, thrill-seekers, and misfit oddballs venture into the eerie, forgotten depths of Hobbs Paradise Forest, drawn by the whispers of unexplained disappearances. Beneath the tangled canopy, they stumble upon an abandoned carnival tent— rotting in the shadows, the scent of cotton candy long gone sour. But this is no ordinary circus. As night falls, the sinister truth emerges: demonic clowns awaken to their presence. Twisted by dark magic, these nightmarish jesters feed on fear and flesh, their laughter echoing like the toll of a funeral bell. Each investigator must confront their own deepest fears as they unravel the dark secrets of this cursed carnival and fight to survive the deadly games set by their clownish tormentors.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Morgan Welborn
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Studio:Black Pyramid Studios
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