
Death Park
Death Park is a first-person horror adventure. In an abandoned amusement park, you search for a way out, solve puzzles and hide from a murderous clown. Your choices lead to different endings.
- Developer
- Euphoria Games
- Publisher
- Euphoria Games
- Genre
- Adventure, Horror, Indie, Rätsel
- Game modes
- Singleplayer
- Game series
- Death Park
- Also known as
- Death Park: Scary Clown Survival Horror Game
- Steam user reviews
- 82 % positive · 194 reviews
- At Steam
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What is Death Park?
Death Park is a first-person horror adventure from Euphoria Games. In a seemingly abandoned amusement park, you look for a way out and try to escape a hostile clown. Instead of weapons, the focus is on exploration, hiding and solving puzzles.
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Release
Death Park was released for PC on Nov 26, 2019. The mobile versions for iOS and Android also came out in 2019. PS4 and Xbox One followed on Sep 24, 2021, and Nintendo Switch on Feb 10, 2022. Another PS5 edition from ONEVISION GAMES was released on Oct 29, 2026.
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Platforms
The original Death Park is available for PC, PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, iOS and Android. On Xbox Series X|S, the Xbox One version runs through backward compatibility. On the PlayStation Store, a PS5 edition from ONEVISION GAMES was also released on Oct 29, 2026. It should be distinguished from the older 4K remaster from EpiXR Games.
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Gameplay
You move through the park from a first-person perspective, examine rooms and search for objects. The key is weighing sounds and movements: if you act carelessly, you can draw the clown's attention. Puzzles and chases alternate.
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System requirements
For the PC version, Steam lists at least an Intel Core i5-750, 4 GB RAM, a Radeon HD 5770 with 1 GB video memory, DirectX 11 and 1 GB free storage. The historical minimum specs cover Windows 7 to 10; the current Steam client requires Windows 10 or later.
The details apply to PC.
Minimum
- Operating system
- Windows 7, 8 or 10 according to the original specs; Steam now requires Windows 10 or later
- Processor
- Intel Core i5-750
- RAM
- 4 GB RAM
- Graphics
- AMD Radeon HD 5770 with 1 GB
- Storage
- 1 GB
Editorial details
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An abandoned amusement park
The adventure takes you through several areas of an abandoned leisure park. Behind the attractions lie gloomy paths, buildings and hidden places. The game world includes seven locations to explore that together reveal the park's secret.
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The clown is chasing you
The main enemy is a dangerous clown who moves through the park and reacts to the player character's actions. When it appears, the rhythm changes: instead of searching objects, you need to find a safe route or a hiding place.
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Hiding and moving carefully
Sneaking is the most important survival strategy. You can use the environment to avoid the clown, and should explore paths before moving further ahead. A direct fight is not part of the intended gameplay.
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Puzzles and hidden objects
To reach new areas, you need to find clues and solve tasks. Many puzzles work like an escape room: a discovered combination or object is needed before the next step is possible. Observation matters more than reaction speed.
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Clues in seven areas
The seven areas contain paths, objects and clues that help you find the way out. It is worth revisiting places you have already visited once you have new information. Exploring carries the constant risk of running into the clown.
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Multiple endings
Death Park has several possible endings. How the story ends depends on decisions made during the game. Not every action leads to the same ending; if you want to see a different one, you can try again.
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Horror through sound and light
The gloomy design relies on abandoned attractions, darkness, eerie sounds and sudden encounters. The soundscape helps you spot danger and also builds tension. The horror comes mainly from chases and uncertainty.
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First-person perspective and interaction
You control the character from a first-person perspective, move freely through accessible areas and examine objects nearby. Puzzles require you to look at objects, pick them up and use them in the right places.
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Single-player adventure
Death Park is a single-player horror game. The adventure focuses on escaping the park on your own and offers neither a co-op campaign mode nor competitive multiplayer matches.
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The smartphone versions
Death Park has been available for iOS and Android since 2019. The mobile versions are adapted for touchscreen controls and can be installed for free. They include ads and optional in-app purchases. Individual extra purchases are not separate full games.
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German voice-over and text
The PC version supports 14 languages, including German, English, French, Italian and Spanish. On Steam, the German user interface, voice-over and subtitles are listed. Which languages can be selected on consoles and smartphones depends on the specific edition.
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Settings
The Steam version lists an adjustable difficulty level, saving at any time and separate volume sliders. The game can be played without quick-time events. These features help you adjust the pace and controls to your own needs.
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Different console editions
Several releases of Death Park are available for PS5: the 4K remaster from EpiXR Games from 2025 and another edition from ONEVISION GAMES dated Oct 29, 2026. The original PS4 version and the Xbox One edition are separate from these. If you want to buy the game for a specific console, check the publisher and the exact version.
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Game series
Euphoria Games continued the horror series with Death Park 2. The second part expands the story and is a standalone game. Separate from this are later 4K remasters, which are technically reworked versions of individual series entries.
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