Kayla’s mother jumps out of a window to escape an attacking rat, and we see her in the hospital. Another man is forced to eat his own arm, causing blood to spurt as we watch him take multiple bites out as he screams in horror.

Isaac vomits up a long stream of plastic film, causing his mouth to become bloody. A waitress shatters glasses on the floor, and she is forced to chew the glass to clean it up as blood pours from her mouth-an officer later reports that the waitress had died. Hal’s wife, Laura, cuts off her son’s tongue offscreen, and we see blood dripping from his mouth. I’m not quite sure if that was intentional. In particular, the director seemed strangely interested in forcing his characters to suffer via putting things in or taking things out of their mouths. The game controls people against their will, moving their bodies after a choice has been made to complete that choice. She can’t stop playing, however, because the game tells her that she must choose an option, or she’ll die.Ĭhoose or Die unleashes suffering so violent that it makes the viewer cringe and look away. But soon after, the game starts making her choose between horrifying things-things that are likely to get herself and her loved ones killed. When Kayla types in “coffee,” a waitress suddenly appears, pouring her a cup. So, when she stumbles upon the game, she decides to try it out, quickly discovering that the game controls reality itself. She’s a programmer living with her mother while looking for work other than as custodial staff, and the two desperately need the money. But unlike the rest of those contests with untapped prizes, there’s a reason why the text-based adventure game CURS>R hasn’t been beaten: People who play it usually die before they complete the final level. Instead, they just faded into obscurity, their potential earnings going with them.ĬURS>R is one of those games, sporting a $125,000 cash prize for the first player to complete it. Or no one ever bothered to call in to claim the winnings after beating the game. The games were never completed because of their difficulty. There are a ton of unclaimed cash prizes from old, retro games, we learn early in the horror thriller Choose or Die.

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