Dive into a chilling yet absurd horror adventure in "A Scary Story That Gets Cold Enough to Make You Shiver – Locker –". Trapped in a midnight office, you’ll confront a seductive, giant-breasted ghost whose obsession with pleasure traps players in a cycle of terror and eroticism. With no escape, limited choices, and a twisted blend of comedy, this 20-30 minute eroge horror promises visceral scares, visceral thrills, and a narrative where surrender is inevitable.
Inescapable Captivity & Twisted Mechanics
1. Progressive entrapment system: Every choice accelerates your descent into the ghost’s lair. Prolonged encounters drain stamina, lowering resistance to her overwhelming physical dominance. Fleeing triggers more aggressive pursuits, culminating in unavoidable capture.
2. Dynamic "pleasure-pain" mechanics: Struggles to resist the ghost’s advances degrade mental focus, blurring fear and arousal. Surrendering grants temporary buffs but locks you into longer, riskier sequences with higher stamina costs.
3. Comedy relief through absurdity: Unlock hidden "gag routes" where the ghost’s over-the-top antics—like accidentally knocking over filing cabinets or reacting to silly dialogue—temporarily disrupt tension. These moments impact final ending scores.
Narrative Complexity & Character Dynamics
1. Multi-layered ghost lore: Uncover fragments about her tragic past through office memos and environmental clues. Was she a neglected employee or a vengeful spirit? Choices to investigate deepen emotional investment.
2. Moral ambiguity in survival: Decide whether to exploit her weaknesses (e.g., distracting her with office supplies) or exploit her vulnerabilities (e.g., feigning attraction). Both paths risk fatal consequences.
3. Reputation system: Actions affect how coworkers perceive you post-incident. Overusing gag routes paints you as unstable, while brute-force resistance earns respect but triggers harsher ghost reprisals.
Sensory Design & Replayability
1. Contrast-driven visuals: Juxtapose gritty office environments with hyper-stylized ghost animations. Slow-motion sequences emphasize her exaggerated movements during critical encounters.
2. Dual-tone soundtrack: Haunting piano melodies shift to comedic synth beats during gag routes. Environmental SFX like creaking lockers amplify dread during exploration phases.
3. Permadeath with twist endings: Four distinct conclusions hinge on your balance of fear and compliance. Post-credits scenes hint at corporate conspiracies tied to supernatural hauntings.
