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Traditional horror games have a limited number of scenarios. Their scenario can be predicted by performing repetitive game playing, so that can drop the fear of the game or lead to boredom. In this paper, we develop an online horror game with unpredictable results using the open-type scenario. It is also demonstrated that the open scenario game can give the user an infinity of experience. First, the real-world physical game prototype is produced, and then using this prototype the role balance experiments complements the game proposal. Finally the real online horror game is made by this proposal. The game play scenario results are analyzed through 30 times game playing, and the boredom and fear are measured. As a experimental results, 93.3% different scenarios are derived. It is also confirmed that the fear is not dropped or boredom is not caused.