Project brain game
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Last published Sat, Aug 31, 2024
Teenager Lianor Grey and her twin brother Mateo grey suffer the guilt of committing unforgiving crimes that makes them and there friend group fall apart..and then get taken into a mental hospital/lab to test out some new device and face the horrors within this mental reality
(This was inspired by Omori,the evil within and probably so much more..enjoy!)
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