CreepsMcPasta Creepypasta Radio - "The GPS Game - A Step by Step Guide" Creepypasta
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Have you heard of the GPS game?
Before you type it into Google, let me save you the trouble.
You're not going to find much.
If it's not on the internet, I must be full of crap, right?
You can believe what you want.
The fact of the matter is, very few people know about this urban legend,
and even fewer have attempted to play, let alone followed it through to the end.
You might have guessed it, but I am one of those people.
I'll spare you the details of how I became acquainted by the game.
That's a long, mostly uninteresting tale that I'll say for another time.
What I'm here to divulge to you is everything I've learned while playing.
Everything you need to know to stay safe, should you choose to play yourself.
I'll touch on why I'm revealing this later.
For now, let's discuss gameplay.
The game consists of typing a seemingly random sequence of characters into the search bar of any GPS system or app.
and following the path that is generated.
This is known as the Master Code.
Unfortunately, it's constantly changing,
never staying the same for more than a few days at a time.
It is something to do with the Earth's rotation,
as well as its position in orbit around the Sun.
A lot of complex measurements are needed
to determine the code string of values at any given time.
That's why you have but two options at your disposal.
Contact a spotter.
accessible by a specific dark web market
They can access measurements needed
and output a list of possible code variations
But it'll cost you an arm and a leg
Contact me
I'm no spotter
But I've played the game enough to know what I'm doing
I've discovered the code time and time again
Without any help
And I won't charge you a dime
After retrieving the code and officially beginning your expedition
It's important to stain it for the long
hall. No matter how many turns you take, nothing out of the ordinary will happen during the trip
itself. This is why a lot of first timers get bored and call it quits halfway through, sick of
driving aimlessly down random roads. As is consistent with a legend, it's about the destination,
not the journey. The GPS game is supposed to lead you to the secret town of battered grove.
Therein lies the reason for all of this. Exploration.
in uncharted territory, the discovery of a non-existent place.
Though the route is always changing, drive time usually remains the same.
It should take you anywhere from 5 to 6 hours to complete the trip, depending on traffic.
Keep an eye out for these landmarks so as to be completely certain you have arrived.
Hank's Supernova Diner, a needery that boldly proclaims that it's open 25 hours a day.
Hecks works, a boutique that specializes in
vintage curiosities.
Grovewood and co.
A souvenir shop.
For some reason, I couldn't seem to find this building during my last visit.
Garrett's Locker, a death metal venue.
The Grovewood Inn.
A hotel with a haunted past.
Or so I've been told.
As exciting as it will be to explore this new place, you mustn't get carried away.
Forces beyond your comprehension are at work, offering you a glimpse into a world you were never meant to see.
One false move could shatter this cosmic window, disrupting the delicate balance between worlds,
effectively catapulting you into a fathomless void of non-existence from which you may never return.
That might sound dramatic, but it really is that serious.
I urge you to take the following advice to prevent irreparable damage to yourself or reality as we know it.
Do not get out of your car while in town.
Your presence will disturb the residents, the nearest of which will walk up to you and bash your brains in with brute force.
When chasing an outsider such as yourself, a resident possesses reservoirs of unnatural strength, agility and endurance.
After ensuring that your heart is stopped, the resident will resume their daily routine as if nothing happened.
Do not film or take pictures of the town.
Don't even take a selfie in the car.
If you have a dash cam, get rid of it.
of it. There can mean no record of your visit whatsoever. If you fail to do this, something will
happen to you. Not right away. It could be a couple of days or even a week after you return home,
but rest assured, it will happen. A GPS gamer I knew by the name of Tom made the mistake
of taking a short phone video while of his drive-thru town for his personal records. I can only
guessed at someone, or something, abducted him and retrieved the footage.
We usually touch base at least once every few weeks to discuss our findings.
It's now been over two years since we last spoke.
Speaking of phones, let's talk electronics.
Most of us rely on them on our day-to-day travels, but this is the only place you
absolutely cannot.
Don't trust a single one of your gadgets.
For instance, if the GPS is still going once you've hit town,
it will have you driving around in circles, eventually leading you into the unsavory depths of the town,
where you'll inevitably run out of gas.
After that, it's game over.
If you caught someone while in battered grove, there is a hundred percent chance that they'll pick up.
Only, it won't be them.
Their voice indiction will sound identical to their real-life counterpart,
but don't be fooled.
It's a trick of the town,
fighting for you to stay so we can eat you alive.
If you do stay on the line,
the person on the other end will become hysterical.
What they say is different for everyone,
but their words will cut deep
and they will somehow convince you to get out of your car.
We all know what happens after that.
The town learns.
Every time you visit, it'll throw a new curveball at you,
hoping you'll exit your vehicle for one reason or another.
I thought I'd seen everything, but on my last playthrough, I received an amber alert on my phone.
The plate number matched the truck in front of me, and I could clearly see a young girl in the backseat, clawing at the window.
She looked directly at me, tears running down her face, begging me to save her.
I followed the truck for a good 10 mile before coming to my senses and getting the hell out of dodge.
It's best to spread your visits out with long rest periods in between.
The more often you visit, the harder it is to get out.
The town hates repeat visitors.
Oh yeah, the book.
This doesn't happen all the time, but when it does, be cautious.
A book called
Sleep Tactics, Exercises for a Mind at Rest,
will appear in your car on certain trips.
It can show up in your glove box, the floor by the gas pedal,
or even jammed in the crevice between the hood and windshield.
Most of the time, it just appears on the passenger seat.
No matter where it is, you can't give in to the distraction.
You will become strangely tempted to stop the car and open the book up to view its contents.
Do not read the book.
If you do, you will hopelessly be engrossed and fall under its spell.
As you devout the pages, you will become wary to the point of collapse, cast into a dull.
dark slumber. Depending on where you left off in the book, you'll either remain asleep indefinitely
or exit yourself. In the latter scenario, your astral form will be adrift in battered grove
eternally, with no means of communicating with the outside world or returning to your physical body.
Though this has only happened a handful of times, if the book happens to be transpersonal travel,
a guide to the unknown consciousness.
Turn around.
You have to leave at once.
Trust me.
So, why am I telling you all of this?
Well, I'm here, right now, stranded and battered grove.
I tried leaving by normal means, but the town is getting crafty.
The roads that usually lead home rearrange themselves,
all are taking me back to this godforsaken place.
Remember what I said about spreading out your trips?
well, I got cocky.
I went from a few visits a year to six or seven
to eventually coming out in monthly.
It's an addiction, one that I clearly don't have the discipline to manage.
I've officially hit Rock Bottom,
sitting here in my car completely out of gas,
just waiting for the inevitable.
This is where you come in.
I will reveal the current MasterCode.
I don't know.
if it's still active, but this
is my only hope.
Please help me, I beg
of you. Even as I
type this out to my phone, I'm in danger.
The town knows
I'm stranded, and is doing everything it can
to swallow me whole.
Every few minutes, I'm receiving calls from
unknown numbers and getting poplar pads
with the local gas stations that are
in walking distance from your current location.
I'm wise to the charade,
but I know it is only
a matter of time before the town fools me,
into thinking I can escape by leaving the comfort of my vehicle.
Given the town's strange nature,
I can't be certain that this message will reach anyone,
at least not in the way I intend it to.
Wherever my story does end up upon hitting the send button,
I hope someone will give the game a try.
Bring friends, make a road trip out of it, have some fun.
If you end up finding me, that's all the better.
Even if you don't believe a word of this, what do you have to lose? Take the code and go now.
I'm running out of time.
