From the start, I fell into Level 9, the midnight suburbs. The roads were riddled with traps, terrifying entities roamed everywhere, and I was drowning in grief over my grandfather's death…
But when a Smiler appeared and a gigantic eyeball flashed past the window, my grief instantly turned to terror!
The first time I stepped outside, the house behind me suddenly shrank into a miniature model. Had my grandfather's old house become my golden finger?
The model hit the ground and instantly shot up into a full-sized house! It had no water or internet hookups, yet I could renew its utility services, keep upgrading it, and make it stronger!
One person, one house. In the endless night, I'll carve out a dawn for myself!
It's okay, but there's something behind it that doesn't suit my taste.
There aren't many backroom levels involved, so it's a cool story with a backroom cover. Although the protagonist's kindness in the early stages led to some poisonous points that aren't considered poisonous, in general, it's pretty good-looking.