A YouTuber explains how he created a psychological horror game as a prank to scare his friends. The game, "Shank Year," had a poor design, buggy gameplay, and a ridiculous storyline. The YouTuber pretended to play the game live, making it seem like a real game that had been banned from Steam. He even added a fake "game over" screen with a photo of himself, making his friends think his computer had crashed or that he had been kidnapped. The prank was successful, and his friends were completely fooled. The video showcases the creation process of the game and the live stream where the prank was executed.
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1. The Danki Code games course is on Black Friday promotion.
2. The course has over 25 complete 2D and 3D games.
3. The course teaches how to publish and export games to any platform.
4. The course covers programming in Game Maker, Godot, and other engines.
5. The course has lifetime access, allowing students to download courses forever.
6. The course offers a 30-day money-back guarantee.
7. The creator of the course made a game to scare his friend Tiba.
8. The creator made a psychological horror game with a unique storyline.
9. The game was designed to look like it was banned from Steam.
10. The creator made a title screen for the game using a anime-style image.
11. The game has a unique button system and gameplay mechanics.
12. The creator added a ghost character that chases the player.
13. The game has a unique level design and progression system.
14. The creator made a live stream of the game to troll his friends.
15. The creator's friends were confused and entertained by the game.
16. The creator's computer appeared to crash during the live stream.
17. The creator revealed that it was a photo of him from behind.
18. The creator's friends were worried about him during the live stream.
19. The creator plans to do more trolling in the future.
20. The video is about the creation of the game and the trolling experience.