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The Game
Based on the short story by Rebecca O. More, "The Game" presents a woman who wakes up in a dark room where she is locked with a being that imitates all her movements. Will she be able to understand the rules to get out of the room alive?
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Based on the short story by Rebecca O. More, "The Game" presents a woman who wakes up in a dark room where she is locked with a being that imitates all her movements. Will she be able to understand the rules to get out of the room alive?
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Rogger Vergara Adrianzén, Rebecca O. More
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:La Taberna Studios
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