#Guy punches computer scary maze game series

It's unclear whether there will be any narrative hints toward the plot of the upcoming Saw VI, but one thing is absolutely crystal.Oh, yes, there will be blood. Without seeing the actual models in place, or experiencing any of the scares firsthand, it's difficult to say just how gruesome and effective the experience will be, but having seen the sets and heard the plans, it's clear that Murdy is doing his damndest to scare you. One of the participants вЂ“ and it wasn't quite clear whether this would be a plant or an actual audience member вЂ“ will be abducted from the experience and incorporated into one of kills. Each room will feature a 'scare,' usually in the form of an actor entering under the guise of some gory misdirection, which, as expected, means that audiences will no doubt see the 'Pig Man' at some point during the journey. Other major set pieces include the peephole gun, the pit of needles and the furnace death from Saw II the shotgun collar from III, the cold room and the knife-mask from IV and the water-box from V.

The quotient of violence and gore is high here, straight to the face-peeling disembowelment of Jigsaw's autopsy that concludes the experience. Gordon's in the corner, sawing off his leg.

#Guy punches computer scary maze game series

The experience will lead participants through a series of rooms recalling some of the series' goriest, most memorable traps.ДЄfter navigating through a passageway filled with barbed wires вЂ“ complete with bodies bleeding fake blood down onto the victims who crawl below вЂ“ you'll find yourself in the locked bathroom from the first film. The team is hard at work building a fully-functional replica of Billy that'll appear both in video form and live at various locations throughout the maze. You'll be guided through the maze by Billy, Jigsaw's iconic puppet вЂ“ a character who will extend beyond the maze to this year's Terror Tram where passengers will find themselves tested by the killer's miniature alter-ego. While the maze was only half-finished and still waiting to be fully dressed with all the jagged-edged traps and wet, rusting props that'll no doubt terrify lines of anxious fans, we were able to get a pretty good idea of the scope and scale that Murdy and his team have in store.

Universal's Halloween Horror Nights attraction has grown with each passing year, and 2009 promises a wider variety of horrific mazes and terrifying 'scare zones.' This year, however, IGN got an early sneak peek at the highly anticipated Saw maze, going behind the scenes with the attraction's creative director, John Murdy, who showed us all the bloody fun that fans can expect.