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When urban explorer Liam Vexley steps into the abandoned Greyfall Asylum, he expects echoes of the past. What he finds instead is a shifting maze of memory, identity, and impossible architecture. As time fractures and reality folds inward, Liam must confront not only the horrors of the building—but the ones he’s buried inside himself. This is brutal. It's elegant, recursive, and completely unmoored from linear time or sanity in a way that actually feels dangerous. Some memories won’t stay dead. Some places remember you back. Comparable works include House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski; The Shining by Stephen King; The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides; Session 9, Directed by Brad Anderson.