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Rubbings is a Chinese folklore horror puzzle game.

*Synopsis

Wish to know everything, but you choose; stare straight ahead of the place, waiting for you to come.

As a folklore scholar, Bian Chenglin brings the eerie four sections of the topiary to the mysterious village hidden on the topiary's poems. But what he had not expected is that these four topiaries sent to him by an unknown person, which hides the secret about himself, this journey, actually involved in the village decades ago several piles of sacrifices, as he investigates deeper and deeper, the truth is also gradually surfacing ......

*Gameplay

In the game, players can not only explore the village in reality as Bian Chenglin, but also enter the ghost story in the topiary and play the protagonist of the story to collect clues and solve the mystery.

At the same time, the player can place the clues collected in the ghost story and in reality according to the relevant hints to synthesize the reasoning conclusion of a certain problem.

After the conclusion is successfully synthesized, there is a probability that a "question keyword" will appear, at which point players can use their cell phones to enter the group chat of the Folk and Strange Stories Research Association, select the correct questioner according to the conversation of the group chat members, and match the relevant question keyword to obtain more information.

*Mysterious Plot

A story spanning several decades, with mysteries and truths intertwined. In order to obtain His blessing and protection, evil spirits are suppressed, gods are pleased, and souls are sacrificed.

All the "last words" are inscribed on the four sides of the "sky" and printed in the village records, and the souls sleeping underneath will be honored by the whole village.

How much longer do we have to walk in the darkness? Four more steps, three more steps, two more steps, one more step ......
"Uh-huh! Unh-unh!"
They speak presumptuously in this great world, and we are silent within the four directions of heaven and earth.