Minor Video Games

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Some minor games that have little significance are listed here:

Image Description Appearances
Blistergeist Blistergeist is a mature rated video game that Homestar Runner and Strong Bad aren't allowed to play. It involves a ghost killing everything and causing blisters with a chainsaw. While Strong Bad looked for Homestar Runner's dad's stash of M rated games in the cabinet, he found Blistergeist. Blistergeist later appeared in an Easter egg from Clapping Party, when you unlock Blistergeist Mode. slumber party
Blood Bleeder Blood Bleeder is an off-limit video game that Strong Bad and Homestar Runner aren't allowed to play. This game is rated M for Mature. Strong Bad finds it amongst Homestar Runner's dad's stash of video games. slumber party
Party! Clapping Party! Clapping Party is the only video game that Strong Bad and Homestar Runner are allowed to play at the latter's slumber party. Its objective is to cause two on-screen hands to clap by clicking the text "PRESS HERE TO CLAP". After clapping three times, a screen will appear that says "ROUND CLEAR!!". On the second round, clapping three times unlocks Blistergeist mode. This involves a ghost in a hockey mask attacking the hands with a chainsaw, causing large blisters to appear on them. slumber party
Head Chopper 2 Head Chopper 2 is an off-limit video game that Strong Bad and Homestar Runner aren't allowed to play. It is rated M for Mature. Strong Bad finds it amongst Homestar Runner's dad's stash of video games. slumber party
Scab Wars Scab Wars is an off-limit video game that Strong Bad and Homestar Runner aren't allowed to play. It is rated M for Mature. Strong Bad finds it amongst Homestar Runner's dad's stash of video games. slumber party
Typing Tutor Turbo Typing Tutor Turbo is a stand-up arcade game that apparently helps you learn to type, despite the fact that it has no keyboard. The King of Town owns this game, and Strong Bad used it to crush him. It is almost exactly like the game QWERTY, except it has a ship that you use to shoot words to accumulate "WPMs" ("that's words per minute, you know"). There is a PC version of the game called "Typing Tutor Jr." that Strong Bad put up for sale with a price tag of $23 in his garage sale. the bet
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