Zhao Xuhui entered the game after complaining about the unnecessary hints at the beginning of the game.
In the darkness, a paragraph appeared in front of Zhao Xuhui's vision.
"You are Miles Apcher, an investigative journalist who has embarked on a journey to the most dangerous hell in the world.
"Survive as long as you can, record everything you see, and uncover the dark secret at the heart of Mount Tushan Asylum.
"You are not a soldier. If you want to traverse the terrifying asylum and uncover the truth, your only choice is to run, hide, or die."
Obviously, this paragraph hinted at the entire flow and background of the game. It emphasized that one could only run or hide, and could not resist in any way.
There were two types of horror games. One had a combat system, and the player could use firearms to defeat the enemy; the other did not have any combat system, and the player could only run.
There were a few horror games of the second type, but they were usually smaller scale horror games. Currently, the mainstream VR horror games from overseas came with a combat system.
Knowing that he could not use a gun, Zhao Xuhui was slightly nervous, but he quickly mumbled to himself, "It's good that I don't have a gun, lest I end up playing a first-person shooting game."
After entering the game, Zhao Xuhui found himself driving a car on a dark road at night.
At this time, Zhao Xuhui could not control the protagonist's movements, and he could only look left and right.
The slightly creepy background music, the rustling of the car radio, and the dark environment made the atmosphere of the game even more terrifying.
The gate of Mount Tushan Asylum was wide open, and the protagonist drove in.
The guard post at the gate was empty. The protagonist parked the car and picked up a document and a handheld DV from the passenger seat.
The document was an email, and it revealed the dark truth of Mount Tushan Asylum to the protagonist. It was because of this email that the protagonist drove here at night, wanting to investigate the truth hidden in the asylum.
After reading the email, the protagonist automatically put the email away, held the handheld DV in his hand, and plugged in a battery.
After opening the door and getting out of the car, Zhao Xuhui officially gained control of the protagonist.
At the same time, a line of text appeared in the middle of Zhao Xuhui's vision.
"New goal: Investigate Mount Tushan Asylum."
Zhao Xuhui was not in a hurry to move forward. Instead, he familiarized himself with the relevant controls of the game.
In the game, he could check his notes and documents at any time. He could also take out the camcorder and observe through the camcorder's perspective. In addition, he could perform a series of actions such as walking, opening doors, running, and so on.
Zhao Xuhui took a few steps forward and felt the atmosphere of the entire game.
Obviously, the setting of this horror game was overseas. Before entering the asylum, Zhao Xuhui saw a large sign by the side of the road. On it was written the words, [Mount]
Asylum was the English name of Jushan Mental Hospital.
In addition, all the buildings were in the western style, and they looked very old, like they were products from the sixties or seventies of the last century.
Under the dim sky, the mental hospital that did not have many lights on was like a giant shadow, full of pressure and mystery.
"It's quite realistic, unlike those horrible domestically-produced horror games that have no atmosphere at all. Not bad, it's worth praising."
Zhao Xuhui pushed open a small door on the side and came to the empty space in front of the main administration building.
There were a few military anti-riot vehicles in front of the main administration building, which made Zhao Xuhui feel a little strange. He walked to the front door of the main administration building, but the door was locked and could not be opened.
Soon, Zhao Xuhui found a hole in the small door on the left. He crouched down and crawled through it. He then used a ladder to climb up the scaffolding used for construction and came to a window.
In the process, the game kept prompting Zhao Xuhui to perform the corresponding actions, such as zooming in and out of the camera, crouching, jumping, and so on.
Zhao Xuhui realized that the game's controls were quite rich, and when he jumped or climbed, his field of vision would change accordingly. The degree of realism was very high, as if he was performing these actions in the real world. It was very immersive.
Moreover, the main character would make some sounds when he jumped or walked quickly. Coupled with the sound of the wind and the faint background noise, it made Zhao Xuhui feel more realistic.
Zhao Xuhui came to the window and flipped over. The light in front of him suddenly crackled and went out.
"F * ck? What an old trick. "
Zhao Xuhui had seen this kind of killing with the lights off many times, so he did not feel that there was anything particularly scary about it. It was just that it was a bit of a pain in the ass to be surrounded by darkness.
"Don't you have a flashlight or something?" Zhao Xuhui wondered.
In some foreign VR games, it was common to play the game in the dark. This was because darkness would increase the player's nervousness and help to control the player's emotions. However, in most such games, the main character would have a flashlight to illuminate the area so that he could not see anything in the dark.
At this time, the system prompted Zhao Xuhui to raise his camera and turn on the night vision function.
"Hmm? This setting is not bad, it's creative, I like it! It suits the identity of a reporter very well! "
Zhao Xuhui raised his camera and turned on the night vision function. At this time, his vision was filled with a cold greenish-gray hue. It looked very strange, even more terrifying than the light from the flashlight.
"Not bad, this feels great! Wow, using the camera's night vision function to observe, what a genius setting! "
Zhao Xuhui was full of praises as he raised his camera and walked forward.
Zhao Xuhui pulled open an unlatched door and walked forward. Suddenly, the television that was originally turned off turned on automatically, making a sharp noise that gave Zhao Xuhui a fright.
"F * ck, you scared me to death!"
Zhao Xuhui froze for a moment, but after realizing that it was just a television, he calmed down a little.
"F * ck, it's just a television, trash. I just praised the game a little and you're playing such a cheap trick. Bad review! "
As a veteran horror game player, Zhao Xuhui would obviously not be scared off by this kind of place. He knew very well that in order to take care of the new players at the beginning of the game, there would not be any monsters in this place. At most, there would be a few screams and a few ghostly figures flashing by to scare people.
He crawled through the gap, climbed up the ventilation pipe, and arrived at an unlatched door.
Zhao Xuhui pushed the door without any warning.
Suddenly, an upside-down corpse was flung at him, instantly filling Zhao Xuhui's entire field of vision. The melody suddenly became intense, and the protagonist also let out an ear-piercing scream.
"F * ck!!!"
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