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4.98
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- Date de parution28/09/2025
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- ÉditeurHamza elmir
Résumé
Evan used to teach. Now he drives. And his 5.0 rating is slipping. Phoenix nights burn hot and endless, each ride another chance to keep the score alive. But the reviews start to twist-passengers claim he said things he never remembers, hint at accusations he thought he'd outrun. A girl's name surfaces again and again: Sophie. The app doesn't let go. A nurse mentions thin walls. A passenger talks about patterns that never stop.
A kid leaves her name carved into his dashboard. Every ping drags him further into the desert heat, until the line between rider and accuser, memory and hallucination, fractures for good. 4.98 is a claustrophobic psychological horror where ratings slip, rides repeat, and the past refuses to stay buried.
A kid leaves her name carved into his dashboard. Every ping drags him further into the desert heat, until the line between rider and accuser, memory and hallucination, fractures for good. 4.98 is a claustrophobic psychological horror where ratings slip, rides repeat, and the past refuses to stay buried.
Evan used to teach. Now he drives. And his 5.0 rating is slipping. Phoenix nights burn hot and endless, each ride another chance to keep the score alive. But the reviews start to twist-passengers claim he said things he never remembers, hint at accusations he thought he'd outrun. A girl's name surfaces again and again: Sophie. The app doesn't let go. A nurse mentions thin walls. A passenger talks about patterns that never stop.
A kid leaves her name carved into his dashboard. Every ping drags him further into the desert heat, until the line between rider and accuser, memory and hallucination, fractures for good. 4.98 is a claustrophobic psychological horror where ratings slip, rides repeat, and the past refuses to stay buried.
A kid leaves her name carved into his dashboard. Every ping drags him further into the desert heat, until the line between rider and accuser, memory and hallucination, fractures for good. 4.98 is a claustrophobic psychological horror where ratings slip, rides repeat, and the past refuses to stay buried.