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"Scared" is a psychological first-person shooter that breaks away from the traditional portrayal of gun-wielding heroes. In this game, you're not a fearless soldier, and you’re not an expert in combat. You're an ordinary person thrown into a life-threatening situation where every second feels like it could be your last.

In "Scared", the core experience is about capturing the raw emotions of panic and fear. From the moment you’re in danger, your heart races, your hands tremble, and your thoughts are a blur. You don’t instinctively know how to handle a weapon, and survival seems impossible at first.

As the game progresses, you start to adapt. Adrenaline takes over, and you begin to act without thinking, driven by fear rather than skill. But even as you grow more capable of surviving, there's no glory in the violence. It’s not about being a hero; it’s about doing whatever it takes to live, even if that means killing.

This game challenges the common trope of shooter games, rejecting the idea that all protagonists are tough and ready to take on anything. In "Scared", you face the harsh reality of human vulnerability in combat, where panic is just as real as the bullets flying past you.

The game’s design aims to avoid ludonarrative dissonance—the inconsistency between a character’s narrative and the gameplay. Your character’s emotional journey from terror to desensitization is mirrored in both the story and the way you play, creating an experience that feels authentic and immersive.

Prepare to experience fear like never before in "Scared", where every moment could be your last, and survival is anything but certain.