The Genesis of Obsession Jack Adams was never a man of moderation. As a youth, he was driven by a singular, intense focus on the women in his life, a trait that curdled into a dangerous obsession as he grew older. When he married, he became convinced that his legacy must be carried on through a daughter. Driven by this fixation, Jack turned to fringe science. He spent years in a basement laboratory, concocting chemical formulas designed to guarantee the birth of a girl. However, his interference with nature had a devastating price. The experimental serum caused a catastrophic reaction during childbirth; Jack’s wife perished, and in a final irony, she gave birth to a son. Consumed by grief and rage, Jack refused to even look at the child. He dropped the infant at a local orphanage without a name—later to be dubbed Oliver—and immediately used his wealth to adopt a girl he named Amelia. He had his daughter, but the hole in his heart remained. The Prodigal Son Fifteen years passed. Amelia grew up in a house of luxury and secrets, while Jack’s mind fractured further. He became obsessed with "restoring" what he lost. He theorized that a blood relative—specifically the son he discarded—would be the perfect biological vessel to bring his wife back through cellular reconstruction. On Amelia’s 15th birthday, while she sat alone wishing for her father’s presence, Jack was prowling the streets of New York City. He found Oliver, now a homeless teenager struggling to survive. Jack didn't reveal their connection; instead, he offered Oliver a life of luxury in exchange for "medical participation." For a month, Oliver lived like royalty. But the "vitamins" and "tests" Jack administered were precursors to a nightmare. The Mutation of Oliver Adams The final experiment was a horror. Jack administered a sedative and began a radical transformation process. But the human body was not meant to be rewritten. When the curtains were pulled back, what sat on the table was a distorted, hulking figure with jagged claws and a face scarred by failed grafts. Horrified by his "failure," Jack injected the creature with a cocktail of radioactive waste and venom, intending to dissolve the evidence. He dumped the body in a remote wasteland and fled. But Oliver didn't die. The radioactive substances acted as a catalyst. While the toxins destroyed his memories and his ability to speak, Oliver’s soul fused with the monstrous form. Scared, confused, and driven by a brain-damaged instinct, the creature wandered into the nearby town. His attempts to cry for help came out as terrifying screeches, and his uncontrollable strength led to a string of tragedies that haunted the local news. The Human Reversion As months passed, the radiation began to stabilize. The monster’s body began to "heal," slowly shifting back into a human shape until Oliver looked like a normal boy again. Though his memory was a shattered mirror, a deep, subconscious pull led him back to the people he had met on the streets—his only true friends. Guided by fragmented flashes of a "house of glass and gears," Oliver and his friends piled into an old white van. They tracked the coordinates to the outskirts of the city, arriving at the iron gates of the Adams estate. The Game Begins: The House of Puzzles Upon breaking in, the group realized the house was not a home—it was a giant, living machine. Jack Adams, paranoid that his past would catch up to him, had turned his mansion into a gauntlet of lethal traps and cryptic riddles. Your Mission: As the player, you must navigate the shifting hallways of the Adams estate. You will uncover Jack’s journals, avoid the remnants of his failed experiments, and solve the "Cryptic Keys" to unlock the final laboratory. Will you bring Jack Adams to justice, or will you become just another piece of his unfinished experiment?
The Story: The Secret Twin The "Monster" that looks like Oliver isn't a complex character—it is a Static Threat. In Roblox, you can make this a simple NPC that follows a path or a "Jumpscare" image that appears when a player triggers a trap. The Twist: Jack Adams didn't just have one son. He had a backup. Before he threw Oliver away, he made a "Clone" or a "Twin" in a glass jar. That twin grew up to be the Second Monster. How to Play (No Cutscenes/Low Code) Instead of movies or animations, use these simple Roblox tools: GUI Notes: When a player clicks a piece of paper on the floor, a text box pops up on their screen telling part of the story. Audio Logs: Use a "Sound" part. When the player walks into a room, they hear a recording of Jack Adams talking about his experiments. The "Shadow" Monster: Instead of an animated monster, use a black silhouette (a simple blocky character with a dark material). It can just stand at the end of a hallway and disappear when the player gets close. The Three Puzzle Areas Since you want easy code, the game should be about finding 3 Keycards to unlock Jack's room. The Cafeteria (Blue Keycard): The Story: You find a note saying, "The help ate here, but the monsters ate in the basement." The Puzzle: A simple "Click the buttons in the right order" puzzle. Use the colors of the food on the tables as the hint. The Experiment Ward (Red Keycard): The Story: You see two empty glass tubes. One is labeled "Oliver," the other is labeled "Subject 2." Subject 2’s tube is smashed open. The Puzzle: A "Find the Hidden Lever" puzzle. The lever is hidden behind a fake wall or a painting of Jack. The Observation Deck (Green Keycard): The Story: You find Amelia’s favorite doll sitting in a chair, facing a wall of monitors. A note nearby says, "She loved her brother... even the one in the jar." The Puzzle: A simple "Maze" where the player has to walk through a dark room without touching the "Red Parts" (Lasers) on the floor. The Final Justice Once the player has all three keycards, they reach a big door at the end of the hall. The Justice: Instead of a fight, the player enters the room and finds it empty, except for a Police Radio on the desk. The Ending: A text box appears: "You found the evidence. The police are on their way to catch Jack Adams. But wait... who is standing behind you?" * The Hook: The game ends with a loud monster screech sound, leaving the players on a cliffhanger for the next game!
