CrushLeg 1.0

CrushLeg is a short horror/adventure map made as a gamenight in a server but later made public.

Story:

Minecraft servers have always been a very popular thing. They have a lot of benefits over the traditional single player. One of them is letting you play with friends and interact with new people. A player, who goes by the name of CrushLego, thought of making his own. At first, the server had a bright future: a constantly growing community and a lot of big constructions. At some point, everything changed abruptly. In a very misterious way, its popularity decreased by a lot. People were leaving at a very fast rate. You decide to join for the last time, after being absent for a while. You eventually find out that it was not caused by an ordinary reason. It was something more sinister...

Features:

Singleplayer and multiplayer support! (canonically it is single player, but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy it with friends)

10 minutes of gameplay (it is expected to be 15+ if you play it for the first time)

Resource management (sort of)

Rules:

Use the resource pack the whole time. It is included in the map file.

If you play with other people, stick together the whole time.

The map works with a render distance of 4 chunks (tested with aternos). It is, however, recommended to play with 8+ chunks to avoid any problems

You have to turn the sound on to get the full experience

Any brightness is fine (the map is not very dark anyway)

There are a few more rules in the map itself, but these are the main ones

Check every chest or barrel you find, they contain important stuff you will need to progress.

This map is meant to be played on 1.17.1, as it was made quite some time ago. There's a chance it will not work on newer versions.

Extra info:

This is not my first nor latest map.

Do not take it too seriously, it's main goal is to be fun instead of scary (ironic isn't it).

You have to read every book you find; otherwise, the whole map will be confusing and you won't get the story (it is very simple) 

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