The secret room setting is the same type as the thriller park. It reads the player's personal experience and creates puzzles that the player can solve based on past experience.
Surprisingly, the quality of the players is very high. In the first few levels, they are basically working together to find clues to solve the puzzles, help each other and love each other, and do not hold back each other. This kind of escape game is fun.
Only after unlocking the block can I receive the invitation. I can't help but think that it is so hard to get the chance to die, but switching to the player's point of view, because it is an opportunity that I won through my own hard work, it is more credible and precious.
The part where the mastermind came out to explain the concept of the game reminds people that the punters here are actually horror movie audiences.
"House in the Woods" also satirizes this psychology. Wanting to see young people escaping in front of the camera and being brutally murdered by bizarre monsters is, to put it bluntly, the desire of the audience, which has spawned countless horror films one after another. Some are clichés, some are quite new.
If the people unfortunately selected in the movie are living sacrifices, and those who stare coldly off the screen are clearly the blurred faces of horror movie fans.
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