Thriller Game: I Can See the Moments Before the Dead Died

“That day, I ran into a red-and-white funeral procession beneath my dorm. In the ghost wedding party, the coffin carried by paper figures stood wide open, and one corpse was missing. By the time I realized something was wrong, something had already crept into a room upstairs and begun feasting. The dead corpses started getting to their feet one after another, luring more people into the embrace of evil. At first, none of my classmates believed a word I said, until more and more of them were assimilated into its ranks.”

People chosen by the Dread Prison are forced to enter a bizarre world every so often and take part in horror games, where they must write ghost stories. Fortunately, Xu Chen can glimpse what corpses saw before they died. In high-fatality dungeons, he learns how NPCs and teammates met their ends, gathers clues, and clears each challenge

[Suppressing Evil] In a desolate village, the corpses of a mother and child who died violently years ago, full of resentment, crawl into the shrine villagers worship day and night, spreading curses mistaken for blessings;

[Recovering Corpses] In a reservoir plagued by strange incidents, ghastly pale faces ripple across the water, while hungry ghosts crawl out of the silt and quietly join the search party;

[Delivering Meals] While excavating underground, a professor in his sixties glimpses part of an ancient city. He offers countless living sacrifices to the people of old to prove his loyalty, then vanishes without a trace;

[Making the Rounds] When the hospital's mental contamination turns into tangible, sticky slime and patients, raving mad, give birth to spores that spread confusion, who can escape before their sanity runs out?

As Xu Chen escapes from one bizarre dungeon after another, the truth of the worlds within and without slowly unfolds before him.

Infinite Flow + Horror Game + No Livestreaming + No Transmigration or Rebirth