Two treasure chests 

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Thanks to you, I've been losing over 20,000 flakes for 3 days in a row, so I went from 800,000 to 740,000 haha

This game is a horror visual novel in which the main character holds a camcorder and covers up the hidden truth in an abandoned hospital.
The main character watches the news and intuitively realizes that there is a hidden truth in the abandoned hospital in the news, and the game begins by taking a camcorder to produce a documentary.

First of all, the production that seems to be recording with a camcorder is impressive in line with the coverage concept. Thanks to this, the unique atmosphere of exploring with the background of the abandoned hospital was also well captured.
I was especially surprised that voice was inserted in the introduction part despite being free. (However, there is no voice in the ending in the second half.)

There seem to be a total of three endings. I watched happy ending, bad ending 2, and 1 in order. The puzzle difficulty is easy, and you can get hints intuitively through the main character's lines, so unless you try to get it wrong on purpose, you will usually see it in this order.
Even if you miss it, you can see it again by looking at the scroll or dialogue log, so you can proceed without any problems.

It doesn't take an hour to complete all five challenges. It's good to play lightly.
However, as light as it is, the ending was a bit anticlimactic. In the happy ending, he succeeds in escaping the hospital and reporting the truth, but the whereabouts of the doctors who were the instigators of the incident and specific punishments are not mentioned. I feel like I'm too focused on the core goal of reporting success. It just comes out in a few lines on the news and that's it.
The lack of detailed follow-up is a shame, but it still has a clean beginning, development, turn, and conclusion that can be shown as a free game.
And this game is marked with a minimum specification of GTX1050, but when I actually played it, the graphics load rate didn't even reach single digits on an office computer. Because it's a game made with the Ren'Py engine, it seems like it will run on any computer.

I cleverly purchased it with a 100 won coupon and 10 won in points... I bought it for collection purposes, so I don't plan to...