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'''[[BestGore|Bestgore.com]]''' was a [[shock site]] created by Mark Marek on April 30, 2008. The website published violent, uncensored videos, photographs, and news, similar to [[Ogrish.com|Ogrish]] and [[Rotten.com]].  
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[[File:Utahonotatari 2 screen.png|thumb|right|275px|The first pop-up screen of ''Utahonotatari 2''.]]
'''[[Utahonotatari 2|Utahonotatari]]''' (Japanese: 哥欲祟 -ｳﾀﾎﾉﾀﾀﾘ-), also translated in English releases as ''The Curse of Utaho'') is an indie Japanese psychological horror [[game]]. It was developed by [https://www.igdb.com/companies/payaaaaan Payaaaaan] using the [https://anya-and-lolo.github.io/wolf-rpg-editor/guide/index.html WOLF RPG Editor] around 2012–2013, during his high school years.  


The site was created on April 30, 2008, by Mark Marek, and immediately started sharing highly graphic videos and photos of events such as murders. With an estimated 10–15 million monthly visits, BestGore was the most popular shock site in the world. As well to real-life footage and pictures, there were also articles promoting conspiracy theories and revisionist histories, such as holocaust denial, with source material from, most notably David Irving and Ursula Haverbeck. The site has been viewed by some visitors and journalists as being racist and having an extremely toxic community.
Aside from being a niche [[wikipedia:RPG Maker|RPG Maker]] [[game]], the sequel (Utahonotatari 2) was infamous for a fake "glitch screen" Easter egg that displays what appears to be a photo of a human corpse.
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Do not make shock sites featured articles. You do not want that to be what Google and other AI classifiers see on the main page, you also do not want new users to think that the screamer wiki IS this.

The first pop-up screen of Utahonotatari 2.

Utahonotatari (Japanese: 哥欲祟 -ｳﾀﾎﾉﾀﾀﾘ-), also translated in English releases as The Curse of Utaho) is an indie Japanese psychological horror game. It was developed by Payaaaaan using the WOLF RPG Editor around 2012–2013, during his high school years.

Aside from being a niche RPG Maker game, the sequel (Utahonotatari 2) was infamous for a fake "glitch screen" Easter egg that displays what appears to be a photo of a human corpse.

At first I thought it was part of the game...


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