Japanese Horror Game Street Reflection

A cinematic screenshot from a Japanese psychological horror game, taken at night from a third-person, over-the-shoulder perspective. The camera focuses on a young man in a dark hooded jacket standing under a convenience store awning, staring into a large front window. The reflection in the glass isn't a normal image, but a terrifying humanoid creature with an unnaturally elongated oval head, long, straight black hair hanging down its sides, a pale, expressionless face, and a dark coat, standing face-to-face with him. Beyond the reflection lies a damp Japanese city street, the asphalt shimmering in the rain, pedestrians sparsely carrying umbrellas, and dimly lit shops, vending machines, and parking signs lining the street. The skyscrapers curve surreal and distorted towards a dark vortex in the sky at the street's end. Five clearly visible magazine covers are neatly arranged on the convenience store windowsill, and eight instant food items or cup noodles are piled in the lower right corner. Subtle Japanese in-game UI text has been added: two lines of mission objectives in the upper left corner and two small action cues in the lower left corner. Includes recognizable Japanese street posters and shop signs, such as the striking red employee recruitment ad in the upper right corner and the yellow points-based activity logo in the lower right corner. The lighting is extremely dark, oppressive, and realistic, with reflections, deep shadows, a damp texture, and the faint, cold light from indoor and streetlights. Style: Hyper-realistic survival horror video game, unsettling, realistic, richly detailed, cinematic, high-contrast, eerie silence, no exaggerated movements, and no vibrant colors.