Cedar Point and Kings Dominion are the latest parks to announce a new IP experience for this year's Halloween events.
The haunted maze, called Diablo: The Infernal Path, is inspired by Blizzard Entertainment's Diablo video game franchise.
Designed exclusively for Cedar Point and Kings Dominion, the attraction will immerse guests in a series of eerie environments "infused with ancient power, demonic corruption and fiery horrors".
As guests navigate the haunted maze's "corrupted pathways", they will meet demons including The Butcher, Duriel, Baal, Mephisto, Lilith and Diablo.
“For 30 years, Diablo has challenged players to descend into the darkness and face the horrors that haunt Sanctuary,” said Gavian Whishaw, vice president and executive producer of Diablo IV.
“Celebrating that milestone by bringing Sanctuary to life at Six Flags feels like a fitting way to mark our anniversary.
"Whether you’re coming face-to-face with The Butcher or descending deeper into the realms of darkness, this is a chance to experience the world of Diablo in a way that’s never been possible before."
Kelly Daugherty, Six Flags’ director of entertainment, said the experience "delivers an unprecedented opportunity for guests to experience the world of Diablo in a completely new way".
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"The attraction combines the franchise's legendary demons, dark mythology and intense atmosphere with the immersive scares our guests expect during HalloWeekends and Halloween Haunt," she added.
Elsewhere, a new scare zone inspired by Fortnite's signature Halloween event, 'Fortnitemares', is coming to Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando and Universal Studios Hollywood.
The immersive experience will offer "ever-evolving and high-stakes environments" and "puts a twisted spin on the global video game phenomenon", Universal said.
Diablo: The Infernal Path debuts during this year's HalloWeekends at Cedar Point and Halloween Haunt at Kings Dominion.
Images courtesy of Six Flags
