Sinheritance

I wouldn't mind AI stuff. But ... that big FAT "TRIAL VERSION" across the screen? Nope. Not to mention that I don't even know what to do in the very first screen, and I've played my fair share of Puzzle/Hidden Object games.

The graphics and environment of the game are filled with a sense of horror and a terrifying atmosphere everywhere. By continuously clicking on the puzzle, we pushed the plot forward. After playing the beginning, I felt it was okay, but we'll talk about it after finishing later

The style of American oil painting is too much, dark and full of details, and every time I order a scene, it's like looking through a strange painting. The clue design is very clever, basically closely related to the plot, and there will be no puzzles to make up the numbers. The rhythm is tight, and you can't stop playing, and you want to know the truth quickly.

A horror game with a full sense of atmosphere, with suspense and brain-burning, is really a rare masterpiece.

Games are common, but AI games aren't. After trying it early, it feels like AI-generated psychological horror content is really effective!