College or Hell? – Interactive
College or Hell? – Interactive

College or Hell? – Interactive

Synopsis

The Mother Knevitz Witt boarding school is a place of great prestige and external reputation, but a lot of mess and internal confusion. In addition to the students' constant fights and love relationships, the school still hides a big and dark secret! Secret passages, ghosts, lies... It becomes more and more difficult to trust someone! But still, teamwork seems to be the only option... Gates? sealed. Means of communication? non-existent. Nuns and teachers? His behavior is getting weirder every day. College hospital? Strange employees and forbidden entry. Hello new student! Welcome to hell! Will you be able to solve the mystery?
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