I’ve been working on a game concept that isn’t about how fast you can click or your "stats"—it’s about how your brain works when things get desperate.

This isn't a 5-minute distraction. It’s a server-wide survival challenge that’s going to play out over days and weeks. If you get eliminated, you’re out. Period. The goal is pretty simple but brutal: Eliminate the weak.

I’m designing levels that force you to deal with the worst parts of human nature—greed, fear, and that moment where you have to decide if you’re going to help the group or save yourself.

The First Test: The Divide

In the very first stage, you’re thrown into a situation where your survival depends on a single choice. But here’s the catch: your life is in the hands of everyone else. You have to predict what a group of strangers is going to do without being able to talk to them.

Will you play it safe? Or will you be the one who stabs everyone else in the back just to ensure you see Day 2? There’s even a "wildcard" player in the mix who has the power to burn the whole thing down if the group doesn't handle them right.

What I'm looking for:

I want to see how many people actually have the nerves to stay in a game this long. It’s going to test your luck, your ability to coordinate in total silence, and whether you’re actually a contributor or just dead weight.

I'm still figuring out the final prize, but it’s going to be something satisfying for whoever is left standing.

So, would you actually last a week? Or would you fold the second things get tense? Let me know if you’d be down to jump in when I launch.

(The above text is written by ai😅, i was bit lazy) ?

I’m building a social experiment that will probably make you hate people