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About This Game

Where Education Ends and Forced Evolution Begins

🔻 ABOUT THIS GAME

Highschool 53 is a first-person psychological survival horror game set inside an isolated facility buried deep in the Saudi Arabian desert.

But what you’re about to enter is not an abandoned school.

It is a living gene reactor — still active, still evolving.

There are no traditional ghosts here.
No unexplained supernatural curse.

What awaits you is scientific horror grounded in reality:
a closed biological system that feeds on humans and forcibly reshapes them.

Every wall is watching.
Every corridor is breathing.

And you are not a player.

You are a test subject.

🧠 STORY — Beyond the Lumina Foundation

For years, the surrounding neighborhood believed that High School 53 was shut down due to a structural defect.

The official reports were falsified.

The truth is far darker.

A global organization known as Erebus, operating publicly under the name
Lumina Foundation for Human Development, transformed the school’s underground levels into illegal gene-fusion laboratories.

Students.
Teachers.
Later… kidnapped individuals.

All were used in experiments to merge human DNA with animal genes.

You play as Ahmed, a technical worker officially recruited as a “data recovery specialist.”

Your stated mission:

Enter the site.
Connect your tablet.
Extract the corrupted files.
Leave immediately.

But the moment you cross the gate…

The Isolation Protocol activates.

The doors seal.
All communication is cut.

The system registers you as:

Biological Input: Active

You were never meant to retrieve data.

You are the data.

🎥 KEY FEATURES

📷 Body-Cam Horror Realism

The entire game is experienced through a body-mounted surveillance camera attached to Ahmed.

• Realistic lens distortion

• Video compression and digital noise

• Camera shake synced with breathing and fear

• Stumbling, falling, and loss of balance while running

• Visual blur and loss of focus under stress

This isn’t cinematic horror.

This is recorded surveillance footage.

🧬 Intelligent, Learning AI

Enemies in Highschool 53 do not follow scripted paths.

They are genetic hybrids that learn and adapt:

• Detect repeated hiding locations

• Remember flashlight usage

• React to even the smallest sounds

• Observe before engaging

You are not simply being hunted.

You are being analyzed.

🏫 Realistic Saudi Contextual Horror

The fear comes from what you recognize.

• Authentic government school architecture

• Arabic posters, notebooks, and timetables

• A school prayer room

• A decayed cafeteria fused organically with flesh

The horror is not fantasy.

It’s seeing a familiar environment scientifically corrupted.

💻 Erebus OS – Digital Survival

Your tablet is your only lifeline.

• Hack surveillance systems

• Redirect power between zones

• Activate or shut down experiment chambers

• Read autopsy reports and experiment logs

Some encryption codes do not exist inside the game.

You will be forced to search outside of it.

The boundary between reality and the game is intentional — and dangerous.

🩸 GENETIC & BLOODY HORROR

Highschool 53 features extreme body horror rooted in pseudo-scientific experimentation:

• Failed gene fusions

• Bone and skeletal deformities

• Incomplete animal organs attached to humans

• Live experimentation

• Organic machinery wired into nervous systems

Blood here is not decoration.

Blood is evidence.

🎯 WHO IS THIS GAME FOR?

• Fans of slow, oppressive psychological horror

• Players interested in corporate conspiracies and unethical science

• Those seeking realistic, non-Western horror environments

This is not an action game.

This is a survival game of consciousness.

⚠️ CONTENT WARNING

This game contains:

• Graphic and bloody physical deformities

• Human and animal experimentation

• Intense psychological distress

• Constant tension and stress

• Disturbing moral themes

🔞 Intended for mature audiences only.

🕯️ FINAL NOTE

“At High School 53, we didn’t study evolution.
We forced it.
And now… it’s your turn.”

Welcome to your senior year.