What began as horror game design has crossed into terrifying reality. As a renowned creator of interactive nightmares, I've conceptualized one hundred twenty-six murder mysteries, shaped dozens of distinctive murderers, consumed ninety-five psychological thrillers, analyzed four hundred horror comics, and collected more than two thousand urban legends. Each twisted narrative, each sinister character, each malevolent scenario I designed now materializes beyond the screen. My fictional horrors have become undeniably real. The refuge from reality I promised my players has become my inescapable nightmare. In the faces of my creations—the murderers and monsters—I recognize the unmistakable mark of design. And I sense the familiar question echoing back: Do I look familiar to you?