Don't Turn a Puzzle Game into a Dating Sim!

You're an ordinary third-year college student who loves puzzle-adventure games. One day, you spot a game recommended on the homepage:

[Game title: Love Lie Detector]

[Tags: Puzzle, Adventure, Multiple Endings, Psychological Horror]

[Description: Today is your first day at university. You meet four guys with very different personalities, and all of them confess their feelings for you. But only one truly loves you. Can you figure out who it is?]

[Game reviews: 3,518 / Mixed]

Player A: Immersive puzzle-solving, real-person VR experience, settings built from real locations, a triple-A masterpiece. A rare gem.

Player B: This thing is trash. Throw it out and give me my money back!

Your spirits soar. When opinions are this divided, it must be a classic. Let's see just what kind of bizarre game this is!

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As you enter the game, it feels as if you've suddenly been pulled into a fully immersive world. Before you is the university gate you walked through when you first enrolled three years ago. Beneath it stand four people you know all too well:

The student council president A, who once coldly dressed you down over a club project;

The basketball club president B, with whom you fell out after a ball you threw hit him in the head;

The rich kid and street dance club member C, who once looked down on you for being a gaming nerd;

And your longtime best friend D, whom you had a falling-out with just a few days ago.

They all walk toward you.

You recall the game's description: "These four people are about to confess their feelings for you"...

You: D Hahaha.

--Where's the exit button for this game??!!

*Written in the second person.

Theme: See through lies and stay true to yourself