"Infinite Addiction: The Virtual Reality Game That Took Over the World"

I was always a fan of video games, but when the new Virtual Reality game was released, I knew I had to try it. The game was called "Infinite World" and it promised to be the most immersive gaming experience ever created. I entered the game for the first time and was immediately transported to a beautiful world filled with endless possibilities. The graphics were so realistic that I felt like I was really there.

I started playing the game every day, for hours on end. I would spend all my free time exploring the vast world and completing quests. I even started spending money on in-game purchases to improve my character's abilities. I couldn't get enough of the game, and soon it became the only thing I thought about.

One day, I lost my job because I had been spending too much time playing the game instead of working. At first, I didn't care. I had the game to keep me company, and I didn't need anything else. I stopped seeing my friends and family, and instead spent all my time in the game. I even started to form relationships with other players, who became my new "family".

Days turned into weeks, and weeks turned into months. I lost track of time and space, and the only thing that mattered was the game. I started to feel like I was living in the game, and that the real world was just a distant memory.

Then, something strange happened. I couldn't tell if the events that were happening were real or if they were happening inside the game. I started to lose my grip on reality, and I didn't know what was real anymore.

Years went by, and I was still playing the game. I had aged in the real world, but my character in the game remained the same. I had become addicted to the game, and I couldn't stop playing.

But there were a few people who had never played the game. They had seen how it had destroyed the lives of so many people, and they were determined to stop it from spreading any further. They formed a group and started searching for survivors of the game, hoping to find someone who could help them hack into the game and delete it from the world.

I was one of the few survivors they found. They hacked into my mind and deleted the game, freeing me from its grasp. It was like waking up from a long dream, and I was finally able to see the world for what it really was.

Looking back, I realized how much I had lost because of my addiction to the game. I had lost my job, my friends, and my family. But now, with the game gone, I had a chance to start over and rebuild my life. I was grateful to the group who had saved me, and I knew that I would never let myself get addicted to anything like that again.

Prompt

The story is about a new addicting Virtual Reality video game, that became so popular that almost everyone in the world plays it.
The story should contain a detailed description about the new video game, and how the population is addicted to it.
It should be related in first person, and should talk about how a person entered into the game, and how much time and money he spends playing it.
In the middle of the story the person should lose his job, and it should relate how he replace his intimate family circle by the game. Include detailed week of events of how it happened.
Then it should talk about the addiction this person is suffering and how he starts losing the notion of time and space.
It should have a twist near the end where the person doesn't know if he is experiencing a real life event or if it is a event inside the game.
At the end it should have passed 50 years, and should relate about a group of people that didn't get addicted to the game, and how they are searching for a survivor of the game to hack their mind and delete the game from the world to avoid the extinction of the human race.