My game is depressing worldwide.

Offline, Chen Xuan and Zheng Yanbin were verbally attacking each other from afar.

Online, players have gone crazy for freebies.

Horror game?

I don't like playing, so what should I do?

Treat it as a cyberpunk collectible.

As many players say, "I may not play this game, but I can't live without it, and I can't live without claiming the rewards."

Immediately, many self-media accounts reported on it and provided instructions on how to claim it.

Many accelerator vendors have even sensed the business opportunity and have been helping game bloggers secure advertising deals.

In this case, it doesn't matter what the specific quality of the game is.

It's definitely not bad.

As longtime fans of the Asylum Studio for thirty years, Lao Wei and He Xiangsong naturally agreed to play games together.

"Brother Wei, your recorded video went viral on the internet! It's a pity it didn't generate much revenue." He Xiangsong was in a good mood.

The live broadcast of the escape was a great success.

After playing all night on the first day, he translated Lao Wei's subsequent live broadcast and uploaded it to the internet.

He Xiangsong knew he wasn't as good as Lao Wei at creating entertaining content, so he could only resort to this method.

As expected, the results were excellent.

He then played Outlast a second time and even released a bilingual version of the background story analysis.

It has garnered a total of 500 million views on Pixiv and other international websites, and is still slowly growing.

"Hey, it's nothing. If it lets foreigners know how awesome our domestic games are, then I've done a good deed."

After some streamers reach a certain level, they almost blindly support domestic products.

For no other reason than to make up for my childhood love of domestically produced games.

Both of them had already started broadcasting at this time.

It's morning on one side and evening on the other.

"Outlast: Trials is a private co-op game. Who are the other two players?"

"You've seen one, the JK girl who gains weight as soon as she wakes up."

"Oh? I did see it on the day of the Outlast demo. What about the fourth one?"

"She's a girl too, but she's a bit..."

Before the words were finished, a somewhat childish voice came through the voice channel.

"Hey, you old hag, what bad things are you saying about me?"

"Could you please not call me that?" Old Wei said with a headache. "Let me introduce you. This is Sun Zhirui, my junior from school."

He Xiangsong's expression was strange: "You, Zhang Yu, who hasn't even finished a single book, have a female junior?"

"I at least finished high school, okay?"

"Oh right, so a pervert who writes love letters to female student teachers is considered educated, right? That really is a failure of compulsory education."

Sun Zhirui's voice is soft and sweet, but she speaks with a very aggressive tone.

One sentence immediately made Old Wei blush: "I was young and naive back then! Besides, you wanted me to teach you how to play games, okay? If you reveal any more of my past, I'll ban you from speaking!"

"I'm sorry I'm late..."

At this moment, in the voice channel, "Wake Up and Get Fat" arrived late.

She was interrupted before she could even say hello.

"Ah~~ I'm so scared~~ Perverted old man, do you like silencing play? You're such a hopeless bastard, actually thinking of bullying a cute junior."

The comments section was filled with laughter.

I admire Lao Wei's talent for creating entertaining content effortlessly.

[I want a dozen of these cute little female juniors!]

[My junior sister insulted me!!]

[Yes, yes, that's the taste! Old Wei's wild boars can't handle fine bran.]

[I don't want low-level players, please call me a pervert, thank you]

Not to be outdone, Lao Wei scoffed and said, "Let me tell you all, Sun Zhirui is a fan of Shuixing. When she heard I was going to play games with her, she insisted on coming over to play together."

"Otherwise, who would want to play games with a perverted old man? Are you as cute as a sweet, soft, and cuddly older sister after a good night's sleep?"

"Oh, she's already woken up. You interrupted her when she was greeting us."

There was a brief silence in the voice channel after these words were spoken.

Hesitantly, she said, "Um, I have something to do today... You guys play first?"

"Um, hello Sister Sleepy, my name is Sun Zhirui, former battle planner at Hongtu Studio, currently unemployed. I've always loved your songs, and lately I've been listening to your promotional song for 'Tuanzi Family' on repeat. I'm also a captain in your livestream room, a five-year fan. I'm 162cm tall, weigh 45kg, and my bra size is..."

She was so nervous that she barely knew what to say.

If she kept talking, she might even reveal XP.

Old Wei quickly called a halt, saying, "Alright, alright. Now that everyone's here, let's start the game, shall we? Wake up, my junior is a nice person, just a little slow on the uptake, don't mind her. She's definitely a fan of yours."

"You pervert, you're the one who... cough cough, wake up, sister, I'm really your biggest fan."

"Uh... okay, shall we begin? Also, you should all know my real name, just call me Su Su. It's weird to call me by my screen name when we're playing together."

All streamers are required to use their real names, and dedicated fans or streamers with good relationships know each other's real names.

She wasn't afraid of being exposed.

She gains weight as soon as she wakes up. The first two characters of her ID are a homophone of her real name "Su Xing" (甦醒), and her nickname is "Su Su" (苏苏), which is also the affectionate name her fans in the live broadcast room use for her.

And so, a four-person gaming group was formed.

Lao Wei, who focuses on domestic buy-to-play single-player games; He Xiangsong, who uploads videos and live streams from foreign websites; Su Xing, whose main jobs are singing and gaming; and Sun Zhirui, the former combat planner at Hongtu Studio.

Start the game.

The scene opens with a short CG animation.

This is the first time that a game from the Asylum Studios has been paired with CG animation. Of course, this was created by Chen Xuan using his Breakpoint Points.

The scene begins with the camera shooting forward from the bottom of a glass medicine bottle.

A white mouse snatched a pill from a bottle and ran off into the distance.

The camera zooms out, revealing a dilapidated street.

It was dark at night, and a light rain was falling. The corridor was full of trash and puddles.

A gust of wind blew by, and the GG on the wooden utility pole was knocked off and landed on the face of a homeless man.

On the pink paper, a graceful nurse is speaking.

"ARE YOU LOST? LONELY? POOR? CONFUSED?"

The text below is in bold.

"WE WANT YOU!!!"

The scene shifts to a car.

The homeless man's head was covered, and one could vaguely see that someone, who was either a security guard or a soldier, was beating a homeless man who regretted leaving with a baton.

The homeless man was then seated in a wheelchair and pushed into an institution.

Through the gaps in the burlap hoods covering their heads, one could see workers in hazmat suits along the way, as well as bloodstains and corpses everywhere.

"The whole thing is told in first person, it's so immersive!" Old Wei remarked. "But what exactly was that pill at the beginning?"

He Xiangsong explained, "I can't make out the words on it, but it could be an enhancer. In medical terms, you could call it a painkiller. If it's used improperly, you could call it..."

He didn't say it explicitly, but everyone understood what He Xiangsong was trying to say.

The only advantage is that there's a medical student in the team.

This game is a perfect fit for my expertise, and I can provide explanations anytime.

He Xiangsong opened his mouth, but couldn't close it again.

He began to explain along the way.

"At Xida University, if you get sick and call an ambulance, your body might no longer be your own. This isn't just something made up in a game; it's something that happens in real life every moment."

"The most typical example is that some people from Run went there, hoping for free medical care, but ended up inexplicably owing some donation contracts."

"These kinds of things are common at Xida University, but I don't know why there are people who cover their mouths, as if they're afraid that domestic players will find out what kind of people Xida University is."

In a single sentence, he directly diverted the attention of many people.

I have a feeling that 50 is beckoning me.

[This kind of banana-faced person with a crooked ass should really be hanged.]

[Some people couldn't sit still after seeing "Outlast" unexpectedly reveal the true face of Northwest University]

This kind of person is extremely harmful, and we still can't find out who he is. This generation of netizens all bear responsibility.