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* In ''VideoGame/Cuphead'': The Delicious Last Course, after you defeat Glumstone the Giant's second phase, he destroys the platform and swallows you whole. The third phase is set in his stomach, where you fight his sentient stomach ulcer.

* In ''VideoGame/Cuphead: The Delicious Last Course, after you defeat Glumstone the Giant's second phase, he destroys the platform and swallows you whole. The third phase is set in his stomach, where you fight his sentient stomach ulcer.

-->-- '''Damon Baird''', ''VideoGame/GearsOfWar2''

* Taken to its logical extreme in the final stage of Act 2 in ''VideoGame/GearsOfWar2''. It even ends with you performing a triple chainsaw bypass.

* In ''VideoGame/ScurgeHive'' (for DS and GBA), there are more Womb Levels than can be safely counted. In fact, nearly every level is at least partially a Womb Level. Considering the game has you attacking an [[TheVirus infectuous biomass]], it's not too much a surprise. Of course, unlike most Womb Levels, actually stepping on or standing in the squishy red/pink stuff is actually pretty bad since the stuff is trying to constantly infect you as well. (Though you can jump like crazy and have almost no effect.)

* In the second part of the first level of ''WesternAnimation/TheRenAndStimpyShow: Veediots!'', by the power of randomness (and taken from a scene from the episode the level was based on), Ren ends up in Stimpy's mouth, and must find his way through, avoiding nerve-endings and other hazards, fights a Tooth Beaver on the tongue, then must escape before the DescendingCeiling crushes him. And the final stage, "Marooned", takes place inside a giant monster that has swallowed Stimpy, based on the ending of the episode it was based on. The final boss is a slime monster. These examples are notoriously {{Squick}}, and both share the same creepy organ music.

* In ''VideoGame/CastleCrashers'', the blacksmith stores your weapons in some sort of living creature with its mouth forced wide open. It's a weapon frog.

* In a subtle ShoutOut to ''VideoGame/MetalGearSolid2SonsOfLiberty'', the final levels of ''VideoGame/Splatoon2'''s Octo Expansion are named and themed after human anatomy, including the coccyx, villi, belly, intestines, diaphragm, peristalsis, and spinal phases.

* The "Rotten Vale" area of ''VideoGame/MonsterHunterWorld'' is the underbelly of the Coral Highlands, a giant mass of rotting flesh and viscera from all the creatures that die in the Highlands. The main part of the area consists of the corpses of two [[AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever Dalamadur]], giant serpentine Elder Dragons that are as big as a mountain in life.
* Although it's not a literal one with flesh and all, the island, the temple on it, and the final dungeon of the game (behind a certain door within the temple itself no less) in ''VideoGame/MysticArk'' can be metaphorically be described as such. Just watch the ending and figure it out.

* It's been revealed that [[spoiler:the entire Matoran Universe is in Mata Nui's womb]] in ''Toys/{{Bionicle}}''.

** The "Afterbirth" DLC adds a third variation, called the Scarred Womb, which is [[BodyHorror horribly torn up and has stitches everywhere]]. As with The Womb and Utero, the first floor boss is random and the second is set. [[spoiler:Afterbirth also adds a ''fourth'' variation, called [[MyNameIsQuestionMarks ???]], generally referred to as the Blue Womb or Dead Womb by fans. The Blue Womb is an optional floor that opens if you get to and beat Mom's Heart/It Lives! in under 30 minutes, and contains the BonusBoss, Hush.]]

** ''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsI'' has your Gummi Ship swallowed by Monstro, a SpaceWhale version of the whale from [[Franchise/DisneyAnimatedCanon Disney's]] ''WesternAnimation/{{Pinocchio}}''. Of course, if ''Kingdom Hearts'' is accurate in its whale anatomy, the sea creatures are actually filled with nothing but fluorescent purple stairs, glowing portals, radioactive pulsing polka dots, and lots of wooden barrels. Monstro reappears as a level in ''Chain of Memories'', and also in ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHearts3DDreamDropDistance 3D]]'', where it makes up the entirety of Riku's version of the Prankster's Paradise world. In ''[[VideoGame/KingdomHeartsBirthBySleep Birth by Sleep]] [[UpdatedRerelease Final Mix]]'' it shows up again, this time as a BonusBoss who swallows you at regular intervals.

* In ''VideoGame/ARobotNamedFight'', you normally defeat the FinalBoss and take home the win. However, if you complete enough runs, the Megabeast instead releases a blood-red tractor beam leading into it's insides filled with the same meaty monstrosities it spawns -- ultimately leading to the TrueFinalBoss -- the Megabeast Core.
* "Inside Out" from ''VideoGame/HellPie'' takes place in the inside of a beached whale. As Nugget lampshades, it's much bigger on the inside than the outside.

* The last stage of the Turtle Zone ''VideoGame/SuperMarioLand2SixGoldenCoins'' is inside a whale.
* ''VideoGame/SuperMarioWorld2YoshisIsland'' features Yellow Yoshi getting shrunken down and eaten by Prince Froggy, miniboss of World 3. The only way to damage him is to aim eggs from the Shy-Guys he eats at his uvula. Yoshi gets out through the back passage... and gives the camera a look of absolute shock as the boss dies.

* Several of the hellish sections in ''VideoGame/{{Doom}} 3'' are covered in living flesh.

* One of the chapters in ''VideoGame/StarTropics'' consists of being swallowed by a whale and navigating an [[MalevolentArchitecture anatomically improbable labyrinth]].

* In Magical Vacation, [[spoiler: the final dungeon, Drazzig Grotto starts out fairly cave like with glowing turquoise walls, the occasional gaping hole here or there, and some rougher purple terrain, but heading into the second half, the layout becomes much more grotesque. There, the walls and floors begin to pulsate, breathing holes start to pop up in droves of varying sizes, and green eyeballs watch you from above as you head ever closer to the Chamber of Rebirth where King Kerendu seeks his new life.]]

** In the original game and its remake ''Millenium Girl'', The BonusDungeon Claret Hollows has walls made of flesh and skulls, powerful cells as enemies, damage tiles that look like stomach acid, and the final boss is called the "heart of the labyrinth".
** In ''The Drowned City'', there's the BonusDungeon Cyclopean Haunt, located in the deepest levels of Armoroad's Yggdrasil. It has eyes and tentacles everywhere, and if one of those eyes see you it'll alert the nearby F.O.E.

* The Gluttony levels of ''VideoGame/{{Ultrakill}}'' takes place within the Corpse of King Minos, who you just defeated in the previous layer and whose mouth you entered to access these levels. The walls are made of flesh and bone, the doors have teeth, there are eyes in the floor and walls, and stomach acid is a common level hazard.

* The "Rotten Vale" area of ''VideoGame/MonsterHunter'' ''[[VideoGame/MonsterHunterWorld World]]'' is the underbelly of the Coral Highlands, a giant mass of rotting flesh and viscera from all the creatures that die in the Highlands. The main part of the area consists of the corpses of two [[AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever Dalamadur]], giant serpentine Elder Dragons that are as big as a mountain in life.

* The last two levels of ''VideoGame/TombRaider'' take place inside the Great Pyramid of Atlantis, which appears to be sentient and has walls covered in pulsating flesh and veins.