[Live streaming of crimes and punishments + horrific trials + national supervision + deserved punishment]
The electronic screen late at night was suddenly invaded by an all-pervasive black pop-up window. There was no title, no close button, only cold blood words - "Crime and Punishment Live Room, now broadcasting."
This is the ultimate proving ground for the unpunished. Whether he is a cyberviolent keyboard warrior, a long-term domestic abuser, or a desperado who gets away with perjury, he will be randomly dragged into scenes adapted from classic horror IPs. The bully was killed by the paper man in the private school of "Paper Man", and the counterfeiter faced the phantom of the victim in the isolation area of "28 Weeks Later". The phantom of your crime is hidden in the fog of "Silent Hill", the venom concentration of "Resident Evil" is directly related to the number of times you commit evil, and the ghosts of "The Grudge" only pursue those souls who have never repented.
In the live broadcast room, the shadow of Judgment follows him like a shadow. He is the incarnation of rules. He does not take the initiative to kill, but makes every evildoer unable to escape the strangulation of conscience and fear. The only chance is to fully confess the crime under the watchful eye of the entire network - avoiding the more serious issues and choosing the less important ones is in vain, and retracting the confession will only trigger a more terrifying second trial.
Remember, the scenes here are never replicas of the plots you are familiar with. Acting according to your inherent knowledge will only lead to death early.
This live trial has long gone beyond the horror itself - it is asking everyone on and off the screen: When evil has nowhere to hide, do you dare to face your own soul?
Reader comments
It's quite interesting, and different from the trial articles I've read before. This is the first time I have seen such a judgment article using a game, and it is very novel.
It's quite interesting, and different from the trial articles I've read before. This is the first time I have seen such a judgment article using a game, and it is very novel.
Is there a scene like Silent Hill?