Welcome back to the Games. The iconic, massive dormitory is filled with 456 brand-new players, all wearing green tracksuits and driven by debt or the desire for a life-changing fortune. Tensions run high from the start as alliances are quickly formed out of necessity, only to be tested by brutal, unexpected challenges. The primary setting is the vast living quarters, which can shift dramatically into the arena for the next game. The season kicked off with "The Count," a new game where players were split into "X" and "O" groups, with one group being decimated based on a counting challenge. The competition included familiar games like Marbles, which forced friends and family to turn on each other, and new physical and psychological tests such as the "Six-Legged Pentathlon," "Catch," "Mingle" (a chaotic grouping game on a spinning carousel), and "Slides and Ladders". Trust is a dangerous commodity, as every player knows only one person can walk away with the prize. Key Players (at the start of the season) While many players made an impact, the following individuals were notable early on for their strategies and alliances: Vanessa (Player 017): A lobster fisher from Canada, later a finalist, known for her strategic gameplay. Perla (Player 072): A strong competitor who formed crucial bonds and became a finalist. Steven (Player 183): A finalist whose quiet strategy carried him deep into the game. Dajah (Player 302): A finalist who navigated the social and physical games well. Trinity (Player 398): Another finalist who proved a formidable opponent. Zoe (Player 369) & Curt (Player 370): A father-daughter duo, whose emotional game of Marbles resulted in Curt sacrificing himself for Zoe to advance. Viper (Player 152), Mark (Player 100), Raul (Player 431), and Jacob (Player 432): Other players who were highly discussed for their impact on the game and were nominated for a second chance vote in the next season. As players, you are at the beginning, full of hope and uncertainty, trying to survive the next game and decide who to trust.

Players don't die, an ink packet explodes and you have to fake fall like you actually died

What's your number, and what's your name? Your personality will be analyzed by people to analyze if you're a "threat" and it will make you more likely to be eliminated if a contestant gets a chance to.

During filming, they take you occasionally to a sorta documentary room to record clips of you talking about the game and maybe your backstory etc.

This is a roleplay by the way.

I won't narrate you or yourself, I'll just RP how it would be like on the show.