"What kind of immersive ARG is this?" Leo muttered. He selected My Bedroom .
Suddenly, a loud, mechanical hum vibrated the floorboards. Leo spun around in his gaming chair. Hole In The Wall GUI
He tumbled onto his bed on the other side just as the massive slab of concrete slammed into his computer desk with a deafening crash, instantly crushing his monitor and PC into scrap metal. "What kind of immersive ARG is this
He didn't have time to think. He scrambled out of his chair. He leaped toward the wall, tucking his limbs, trying to mimic the classic "Hole in the Wall" game show pose. He dived headfirst through the star-shaped gap. Leo spun around in his gaming chair
The wall didn't stop. It kept moving until it merged seamlessly into the opposite wall of his bedroom, vanishing as if it had never existed.
Leo chuckled. He opened the Target dropdown. To his surprise, it didn't list player usernames. It listed physical locations. My Bedroom. The Kitchen. The High Street.
The GUI had a clean, dark-mode aesthetic with neon blue sliders. — Dropdown: Empty [Wall Speed] — Slider: 5 m/s [Shape Complexity] — Slider: Low [Generate Wall] — Button