669. The Investor, Lu Ban

Lu Ban chose to make it a VR game because the setting of the Rainstorm Villa mission was relatively simple. Most of it took place inside the mansion, and the outside scenery was also quite monotonous. Under most circumstances, players would not leave the house and go outside.

Compared to games that opened up an expansive open world at the drop of a hat, a small, beautiful, and meticulously crafted setting was more suitable for this first VR game.

Moreover, a confined and oppressive environment made it easier to trigger the players' fear.

Take horror movies, for example. They generally restricted the characters to a certain area—a mansion, or even a single room. The confinement created a sense of restraint and helplessness from which there was no escape. Compared to a vast open plain, a small dark room was obviously more terrifying.

As for the core technology of the game...

After Li Zijian left, Lu Ban placed his hand on the helmet.

Countless pieces of information spread out like the pages of a book.

A sturdy helmet, very likely to save your life in a traffic accident.

Obscures your entire field of vision, making it impossible to see the outside world clearly.

Lightweight and easy to use, with its weight almost imperceptible.

Texts of this sort described the helmet.

Beneath those words, there was also text written in Lu Ban's handwriting.

The crystallization of a virtual reality technology that has surpassed its era, allowing people to experience the virtual world as if they were truly there.

Can take control of all the user's senses, providing a completely immersive experience.

Absolutely safe. No accidents will occur.

With those words added, the helmet transformed from an ordinary safety helmet into a VR technology helmet that surpassed its era.

Of course, Lu Ban