I Make Games to Make Players Cry

Meng Shu transmigrated to a world where suspense and horror were incredibly underdeveloped.

He obtained a game development system that even a monkey could use.

In this parallel world where VR was already widespread, he could collect players' 'fear points' to purchase step-by-step tutorials for all the games from his previous life.

What kind of games could scare players?

Harrowing horror games!

And so, in this neglected and unpopular genre, he used the system to develop one VR horror game after another that sent players scrambling with fear.

Escape made players love and hate it, lamenting their suffering and crying out that their hearts couldn't take it.

Visage put players on high alert, making them tread on thin ice, only to be scared by radio static and shout 'Holy crap!'.

Amnesia caused players' sanity to plummet, leaving them constantly surrounded by the pain and torment of fear.

Resident Evil subjected players to a sensory shock of gore and flesh, along with the terrifying screams of being chased by monsters.

Alien: Isolation allowed players to experience the terror of the Xenomorph for the first time, making them too afraid to even fire their guns.

Dead Space, Silent Hill, Resident Evil, Layers of Fear, Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs, Five Nights at Freddy's, Siren, Paper Dolls, Dead Space, Phasmophobia, and more.

Every single one of his harrowing horror games made players worldwide scream in terror!

Not original games, enter at your own risk