Child's Play

"Why don't we play a little game? If you want to get your parents back, you'll have to look for the following items around the house: a music box, a locked chest, a porcelain doll, a rusty key, and an old book. If you successfully retrieve each item and bring them to me, you win the game, and your parents will be freed. But if you fail, they will be my prisoners forever."

"I don't want to play your game!"

"But then you'll never see Mommy and Daddy again. You can only see them again if you play my game. Besides, it'll be fun, I promise! So, what do you say?"

"Fine. I'll play your game, but you better not make it too hard or confusing!"

"I can't guarantee that. Now, let's begin. The first item you must find is the music box."
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A child is enticed into playing a series of odd games by a mysterious entity. But with each game played, the stranger the rules get.