Arthur Finch, a meticulous building inspector obsessed with structural integrity, is dispatched to the Sunder-Vault, a long-abandoned, decaying research facility shrouded in urban legend. What begins as a routine assessment quickly descends into a waking nightmare as the building itself warps, shifts, and bleeds forth grotesque sensory horrors. Whispers from the past, chilling echoes of forgotten experiments, and the malevolent presence of fragmented consciousnesses begin to erode Arthur’s sanity. As the Sunder-Vault reveals itself not just as a place, but as a living repository of collective dread, Arthur finds himself trapped, his perception unraveling, pulled into the heart of a profound and inescapable horror. The Sunder-Vault is a descent into psychological terror, exploring the fragility of the mind, the haunting weight of human cruelty, and the chilling truth that some structures are not merely built, but imprinted by their darkest histories.
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