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* In ''Webcomic/BioApocalypse'', '''[[CrapsackWorld the entire planet]]''' becomes this due to [[ScienceIsBad an experiment]] [[GoneHorriblyWrong gone wrong]].
* ''Webcomic/DemonEater'' might qualify, although it's ambiguous whether this actually Hell or merely another dimension with an utterly bizarre ecosystem. So far at least we've never seen any humans there, alive or dead.
* ''Webcomic/{{Jack|DavidHopkins}}'' has all kinds of hell, but Drip's lair certainly fits this trope, the entire landscape made up of the bodies of those guilty of the sin of Lust.
* The [[http://www.mspaintadventures.com/?s=6&p=003959 Land of Pulse and Haze]] in ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}''.
* ''Webcomic/{{Kagerou}}'': Vast swathes of the BlackBugRoom that is Kano Jurgen's mind comprise cavernous rooms made of red, lumpy, veiny flesh. The doors to some of these are even [[http://www.electric-manga.com/22/26.html labeled]] [[http://www.electric-manga.com/22/28.html for your]] [[http://www.kagerou.org/46/05.html convenience.]]
* In ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheBlackDog'', probably the closest trope we have to what Rhoda saw of [[http://orderoftheblackdog.com/comic.php?pid=20130607 the astral plane.]]
* In ''Webcomic/OurLittleAdventure'', Bloddengogga is the home of Demons and the afterlife for the ChaoticEvil. Its ground is meaty and dotted with gigantic eyeballs, while its trees have hands for leaves and are dotted with lipless, eyeless faces.

* The ''Literature/NESGodzillaCreepypasta'' includes some truly nightmarish versions of this in Zenith.
* ''Website/OrionsArm'': The Queen of Pain. It is an [[AlmightyIdiot an animin]], an EldritchAbomination that has ascended to the [[DivineRanks fourth singularity]] and yet isn't self-aware. It takes the form of a nation-sized mass of flesh that imprisons the worst of the worst inside of its body and uses its nanotech to [[AndIMustScream horribly torture them for all eternity]].

* Hell in the first ''{{VideoGame/Diablo}}'' consisted of what seems to be bony walls filled with blood. The Nest in ''Hellfire'' was even more organic, but less infernal.
** {{Averted|Trope}} in ''Diablo II'', where some parts of Hell look like [[FloatingContinent islands floating in the void]]. Other areas have the classic rivers of flame.

* ''VideoGame/Persona5'': The top portions of the central recurring dungeon of Momentos resemble a slightly red-tinted version of the Tokyo Subway, but as you progress deeper down, it takes on a more [[EvilIsVisceral visceral appearance]]; the red tinting becomes more aggressive, and large bones and arteries emerge from the floor and run through the walls, making it resemble a subway crossed with the insides of some giant creature. [[spoiler: The VeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon and GreaterScopeVillain residing at its very bottom reinforce the hellish overtones]].

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* ''WebOriginal/OrionsArm'': The Queen of Pain. It is an [[AlmightyIdiot an animin]], an EldritchAbomination that has ascended to the [[DivineRanks fourth singularity]] and yet isn't self-aware. It takes the form of a nation-sized mass of flesh that imprisons the worst of the worst inside of its body and uses its nanotech to [[AndIMustScream horribly torture them for all eternity]].

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* In ComicBook/{{Aquaman}}, the purgatorial dimension of [[OurDemonsAreDifferent "The Others"]] resembles this in its true form. Though they usually mask it with whatever time period or genre setting fits their momentary fancy.

* In the third book of the ''Literature/{{Silverwing}}'' series, the bat version of the afterlife is relatively nice. However, those who especially displease the god of the underworld, Cama Zotz, spend the rest of eternity in his digestive system.
* Played with slightly In Clive Barker's ''Literature/{{Imajica}}'', as it's like being inside a *dead* being. The First Dominion (where the souls of the dead travel) [[spoiler:is the physical embodiment of the god Hapexamendios, and when he dies, his flesh -- i.e. the entire universe -- begins to rot with expectedly squicky results.]]

* In Creator/PiersAnthony's ''Tarot'' trilogy, Brother Paul and the others involved in the Quest are taken to Hell and their souls are tried by the Devil. One by one they are eaten alive by Satan -- although he castrates Paul first. Even though he knows this is only a hallucination, a virtual reality brought on by the planet, he is taken aback to regain consciousness inside an office in the Satanic bureaucracy -- which he also knows is in some way inside Satan. After an unpleasant interview, he is then removed from Satan's body by the nearest available orifice...
* ''Literature/TheHeroesOfOlympus'' depicts Tartarus, the darkest depths of the Myth/{{classical|Mythology}} underworld, like this. As in the original myths, [[GeniusLoci Tartarus appears as a character embodying that part of the cosmos]], and the region of Tartarus is his literal body in this version.

* While it does have a sky and thus isn't as claustrophobic as most of the examples here, the terrain in the hellish shard-plane of Grixis in ''TabletopGame/MagicTheGathering'' is said to be made of bones and decaying flesh. Even its cities are referred to as "necropoli."
** Old Phyrexia was a more straight example, complete with [[Literature/TheDivineComedy nine spheres]].

* The original ''VideoGame/NexusWar'' had two Evil planes, one on the back of one of the pantheon of gods, and the second within the body of said god. It's not a pretty sight. The sequel replaced the second plane with a maddening [[AlienGeometries maze crawl]] through that god's ''mind''.
* The Hell level in ''VideoGame/GodOfWarI'' is distinctly covered in gore.
* The computer game ''VideoGame/AncientEvil'' has a variant -- the walls of Hell are made of what seem to be human flesh and bone, with a pond forming from the blood.
* ''VideoGame/TheSecretOfMonkeyIsland'' features such a setting in the caves beneath Monkey Island, referred to [[ContinuityNod in a later game]] as "The Caverns of Meat."
* While not strictly "Hell" in the traditional sense, the pain elemental Chzo (a.k.a. "[[Quotes/MindRape the King]]") from the ''VideoGame/ChzoMythos'' games is not so much an entity as an entire hellish dimension, a labyrinth of fleshy tunnels from which there is no escape. That, FYI, [[FateWorseThanDeath includes death]]: Chzo feeds off of suffering, and he not only tortures his prisoners into becoming mindless, mutilated slaves, but he [[AndIMustScream keeps them alive for all eternity]].

%%* The DarkWorld in ''VideoGame/SilentHill3'' and ''The Room''. Naturally, it's ''very'' symbolic.
* ''VideoGame/DantesInferno'': Gluttony, the Third Level of Hell, is populated by giant toothy worms and obese demons that attack with excrement, and the organic landscape itself. People who have overindulged in food, drink, or addictions are forced to wade in the muck and fluids for eternity.

* Hell in the first ''{{VideoGame/Diablo}}'' consisted of what seems to be bony walls filled with blood. The Nest in ''Hellfire'' was even more organic, but less infernal.
** {{Averted|Trope}} in ''Diablo II'', where some parts of Hell look like [[FloatingContinent islands floating in the void]]. Other areas have the classic rivers of flame.
** ''VideoGame/DiabloIII'' plays it in-between, with hell consisting of a dry, bony landscape paved with what turns out to be the skin of flayed demons.
* [[TheVeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon Infinity]] from ''VideoGame/BreathOfFireII'' is the game's Hell analogue where [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Deathevans]] and his demon horde are {{sealed|EvilInACan}}, and is completely made out of ''pulsating flesh''.
* In ''Holy Diver'', the second stage is titled "Zoumotsu Zigoku," which roughly translates to "entrails hell."

* One of the endings of ''VideoGame/TheBardsTale'' is preceded by a scene in a dark void on top of a platform of flesh while blood rains from above.
* The ultimate punishment for the gluttonous in ''VideoGame/Afterlife1996'' has them sewn into the intestines of an archdemon, with a tube connecting their mouths to their neighbor's stomachs. Their revulsion at the meals consumed by their host causes an endless chain-reaction of vomiting, and structure description is even interrupted by the narrator getting sick. And you thought ''Film/TheHumanCentipede'' was unpleasant.

* As of version 1.2 of ''VideoGame/{{Terraria}}'', worlds in the game may spawn with an alternative to the Corruption, the Crimson. It's mechanically the same thing, but new, blood-and-viscera-themed monsters are running around, Shadow Orbs are replaced with Demon Hearts, and Demonite ore is replaced with Crimtane.

* One popular GameMod for ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'', called "Biomes O'Plenty", [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin adds dozens of new biomes to the game]], a few of them in the Nether, ''Minecraft''[='=]s version of Hell. One of them, "Visceral Heap", plays this trope straight.
%%* ''Paranoiascape'', [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hUaDPpCwwOM a very obscure PS1 game is all about this.]]%%Weblinks are not examples.
* ''VideoGame/Persona5'': The top portions of the central recurring dungeon of Momentos resemble a slightly red-tinted version of the Tokyo Subway, but as you progress deeper down, it takes on a more [[EvilIsVisceral visceral appearance]]; the red tinting becomes more aggressive, and large bones and arteries emerge from the floor and run through the walls, making it resemble a subway crossed with the insides of some giant creature. [[spoiler: The VeryDefinitelyFinalDungeon and GreaterScopeVillain residing at its very bottom reinforce the hellish overtones]].

* In ''Webcomic/BioApocalypse'', '''[[CrapsackWorld the entire planet]]''' becomes this due to [[ScienceIsBad an experiment]] [[GoneHorriblyWrong gone wrong]].
* ''Webcomic/DemonEater'' might qualify, although it's ambiguous whether this actually Hell or merely another dimension with an utterly bizarre ecosystem. So far at least we've never seen any humans there, alive or dead.

* The Literature/NESGodzillaCreepypasta includes some truly nightmarish versions of this in Zenith.

%%* The [[BonusDungeon Claret Hollows]] in ''VideoGame/EtrianOdyssey''.

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* Pictured above is Gluttony in ''VideoGame/DantesInferno', the Third Level of Hell. This level of Hell is polulated by giant toothy worms and obese demons that attack with excrement, and the organic landscape itself. People who have overindulged in food, drink, or addictions are forced to wade in the muck and fluids for eternity.

* The aesthetic of Hell seen across the whole''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'' series varies from game to game, but the [[VideoGame/DevilMayCry1 original]] definitely featured this flavor. Several of the last few missions in Hell see Dante journey through what looks to be a massive, pulsating cardiovascular system.

%%* Gluttony in ''VideoGame/DantesInferno''.

* The aesthetic of Hell seen across the whole''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'' series varies from game to game, but the original definitely featured this flavor. Several of the last few missions in Hell see Dante journey through what looks to be a massive, pulsating cardiovascular system.

%%* The first ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'' takes Dante to the Underworld near the end of the game, which is very much this. It's quite creepy, though [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic the music that's playing]] more than makes up for it.

* The first ''VideoGame/DevilMayCry'' takes Dante to the Underworld near the end of the game, which is very much this. It's quite creepy, though [[SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic the music that's playing]] more than makes up for it.

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* Making the most over-the-top version of these ever was the entire point of ''VideoGame/{{Agony}}''. The entire game is set in Hell and pretty much ''everything'' is blood, bone, teeth and twisted flesh.