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The water in his room was now up to his chest. Arthur looked at the screen one last time. Among the frantic, sinking silhouettes of the simulated passengers, he saw a new one added to the deck. It was a tiny pixelated figure wearing glasses, desperately clawing at a door that wouldn't open. Arthur took a deep breath of the salty air and went under. Sinking Simulator on Steam The digital waves had a hypnotic, neon-blue glow
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