TunnelVision: Virtual Insanity

TunnelVision: Virtual Insanity

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WpMetadataReadMatureComplete Sat, Feb 24, 202447m
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In the somewhat distant future, Virtual reality technology has become so immersive that the technology to upload your consciousness into the computer has become a reality. Almost similar to that of the matrix movies, You can now be inside the game. But with this great power comes great responsibility. Most have harnessed this newfound technology for good, but one company has secretly been using it for evil. TunnelVision LLC, while known by the general gaming world as a respectable company that produces great games, They have a dark secret they keep locked away from the public deep underground, A digital prison where they experiment on human test subjects. Follow Markus Snow, a bright and cheerful young teenager with a passion for railroads and video games who gets trapped inside TunnelVision's virtual experiment. All he wants to do is escape. With the help of his new friends, join Markus and many others on their wacky adventures and escapades, will they escape? Read more to find out!
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Nobody ever thinks their life will shatter in an instant-until it does. Not at first. You wake up, you go through the motions, and you trust the people around you. You laugh, you cry, you love. You never stop to wonder if the hands you hold today will be the same ones that destroy you tomorrow. I never did. I never questioned the warmth in his smile, the strength in his presence, the way he stood by my side like a shadow I could always rely on. I thought I had finally found someone who understood me, someone who didn't see me as an outsider. Someone I called a brother. But trust is a dangerous thing. It blinds you. It makes you miss the signs staring right at you. Because the moment I saw the truth- I realized I had been holding the devil's hand all along. #5 Survivor #36 Obsession

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