The Semi-Desolate Game I Played Came Alive

One day I randomly downloaded a test shooting game "Half Wasteland" without any promotion. The background of the game is a doomsday wasteland after the outbreak of zombies. The entire land is covered by endless deserts. Ruins of roads, rapid sand rivers, suspended islands in the sand, and abandoned underground laboratories are all dangerous exploration maps. What's interesting is that although the character I control has lost all memory and his body is controlled by me, he has an independent mind. When he encounters zombie groups or hidden material points, he will take the initiative to remind me with thoughts and texts. You can freely add some talents in the game: three-stage jump, light skills, invisibility, rune special effect bullets, firepower enhancement, physical defense, maximum blood volume, etc. I hunted mutated zombies and giant sand-bottom monsters to survive. I was just playing a niche shooting game to pass the time, until a courier without a sender arrived at my doorstep. The energy crystal cores, plasma rifles, controllable nuclear fusion batteries, etc. All seen in the game actually appear in reality. As I continued to delve deeper into the map, crossed the Liusha River, and landed on the isolated floating sand island, I slowly discovered that this game is not a simple virtual code at all. The zombie disaster and giant mutated monsters in the game are signs of the coming reality. Controlling a self-aware character across the entire sandy wasteland map, relying on a steady stream of weapons and supplies sent across dimensions, I stocked up on combat power in advance to prepare for the coming doomsday catastrophe. And when everyone thinks that the end is over, in fact, the real danger has not passed. A pair of dimensional eyes, always staring at you...