Horror Game Developer: My games aren't that scary!

Chapter 302: System Update [2]

All I took was one sip.However, that was all it took for me to feel extremely jittery.

’Oh, fuck.’

I had a sudden bad feeling about the situation. By then, it was already too late as I found myself walking back with Zoey to the Guild. And before I knew it, I was in my own office.

"....."

I blankly stared at the painting opposite me.

"Wasn’t I supposed to rest a bit more?"

Why was I back in my office?

"Oh god."

I thought about immediately heading back to the dorms to get some rest, but I knew that in my current state, that was impossible.

’This drink better not be made after the same Kyle that I know. Otherwise...’

I clenched my hand into a fist while standing up from my seat and walking towards the door that led to my other office.

Click!

I unlocked the door, slipped inside with my laptop, and made sure to lock it again behind me before stepping further in.

Finding a spot, I sat down on the floor and opened the laptop. Several figures popped up in the room at the same time.

A particular figure stood out among the rest. Its tall frame carried an undeniable presence, alongside it was a certain pressure that pulled at me until I found myself lifting my head almost instinctively.

It was the Conductor.

I blinked a couple of times before speaking.: 60 SP

● Pine Stool: 15 SP

● Cherry Dresser: 55 SP

● Ebony Side Table: 35 SP

—[—[Furniture]—]—

"....."

My lip twitched.

Seriously?

"I can’t believe I have to pay to set up stuff."

The price wasn’t unusually high, but I knew it would add up. With all the programs I was likely to add on top of that, a new headache was already creeping in.

That was also not the only section.

Furniture, Background, Structure, Items, Miscellaneous, Smell, Temperature...

There were quite a lot of things. I didn’t even bother clicking on the structure part since I understood I knew I’d get a heart attack.

Still, this was certainly a welcome development.

"This will make the 3D modeling extremely easy. In that case, all that will be needed is the actual programming. This will save me so much time."

I fiddled more with the program. I wanted to see what other features were present.

That was how I spent the next couple of hours.

Just when I thought I had seen through everything, a certain button caught my eye.

[Simulation]

"That’s..."

My breath caught for a moment.

But then—

Click!

I pressed on it.

Immediately, my world changed.