"The Wrong Way" is a psychological horror game that delves into the terrifying journey of a lone driver who ventures down a desolate road on a fateful evening. As he embarks on his drive, he becomes disoriented and lost, the darkness of the night only serving to heighten his sense of unease. Despite his growing unease, he decides to press on, hoping to find his way back home. However, the roads seem to twist and turn in an endless labyrinth, making it impossible for him to find his bearings.

As the minutes tick by, the driver becomes increasingly desperate to find a way back to civilization. The silence is oppressive, punctuated only by the creaking of trees and the distant howling of wolves. His anxiety reaches a boiling point when he comes across a crumbling gate adorned with rusty barbed wire, marking the entrance to an abandoned hospital. The crumbling edifice looms before him like a monolith, exuding an aura of decay and despair.

With no other option but to seek shelter and potentially find an escape route, the driver hesitantly pushes open the creaking gate and steps into the musty darkness within. The hospital's interior is a labyrinth of decaying corridors, abandoned rooms, and hidden secrets. The only clue to survival lies in cryptic messages scrawled on walls, flickering candles, and eerie whispers that seem to come from nowhere.

As he navigates the treacherous environment, the driver begins to uncover the dark history of the hospital. He discovers that it was once a place where countless patients were subjected to inhumane experiments, their screams echoing through the halls long after they had passed away. The atmosphere is heavy with malevolent energy, and every step feels like a gamble against his sanity.

With each new discovery, the driver's grip on reality begins to slip. He starts to question his own identity and sanity as he stumbles upon grotesque medical equipment, hidden rooms filled with bones, and evidence of ancient rituals performed by unknown entities. His only hope lies in deciphering the cryptic clues scattered throughout the hospital, but even these seem to lead him further into madness.

Will our protagonist be able to unravel the mysteries of the abandoned hospital and find a way out before it's too late? Or will he succumb to the darkness that has consumed so many before him? "The Wrong Way" is a journey into the heart of terror, where every step taken feels like a step closer to losing oneself forever.