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▪︎ Brown Note : Implied. LVVT refuses to show broadcast the exact effects of Liminal Land's rides on riders, as 'visual depictions are not considered suitable for a general audience'.
▪︎ Deliberate VHS Quality : Fitting for "Company Training Tape" and "LVVT Channel Sign-Off", which are supposed to take place in the 1980's.
▪︎ Elaborate Underground Base : H.O.M.E.. At one point the camera zooms out to show its size comparative to the above - ground Liminal Land, but glitches out long before we can see the full breadth of its size. According to the tape's creators, even they are unsure of its true size.
▪︎ Emergency Broadcast : "LVVT Channel Sign-Off" has the United States national anthem suddenly cut off to a completely silent Missing Persons alert, with nothing but the victims' black and white portraits, their name, and a number to call.
▪︎ Facial Horror : According to medical reports, something about Liminal Lands rides induces 'facial deformity' in its riders. The resulting deformities cannot be seen safely by human eyes, and illustrations are provided instead.
▪︎ False Utopia : H.O.M.E. was designed as an underground suburbia so people could stay as long as possible. According to recovered employee letters, however, conditions were deteriorating and it was hell for the employees on-site to maintain. Not to mention that at least one employee heard a child screaming horribly, followed by...something that shouldn't be underground.