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An independent game developer, after his violent game is rejected, discovers a mysterious cube that draws him into a cycle of real violence...where the game is no longer just on the screen.
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An independent game developer, after his violent game is rejected, discovers a mysterious cube that draws him into a cycle of real violence...where the game is no longer just on the screen.
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Genre:Mystery, Fantasy, Drama
Written By:Masoud Javadzadeh
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