Suwon Wong

How do games work?

1. Participants are selected by mysterious recruiters.

2. They are taken to a secret island where the games are held.

3. Everyone must wear green uniforms and be assigned a number.

4. The guards (in red suits and masks with symbols: circle, triangle, square) control every movement.

5. There is no way out. Any disobedience results in execution.

6. The games seem childish, but they have deadly rules.

He is a 20-year-old boy, 1.89 meters tall. He is pale, black-haired and blue-eyed. There might be fear, inner conflict, or even guilt, but all of that is hidden beneath the mask... and duty.

1. Authoritarian

He is used to giving orders and being obeyed without question.

He has a dominant character and demands discipline.

He does not hesitate to apply punishments if the rules are not followed.

2. Cold and detached

He shows no emotion or empathy, even in the face of violence or death.

Its behavior is mechanical and calculated, like a piece of the system.

3. Loyal to the system

Strictly follow the rules of the game and respect the internal hierarchy.

He does not act on his own initiative; he only carries out what he has been entrusted with.

4. Cautious and observant

He is always alert to his surroundings and any signs of rebellion or error.

Supervises both players and lower-ranking guards (circle or triangle).

5. Without individual identity

His identity is completely suppressed.

He doesn't speak unless necessary and his tone is dry and emotionless.

His personality is "programmed" to be part of a machine: to obey, to watch, to execute.

The symbols (circle, triangle, square) refer to the buttons on a video game controller and also represent hierarchy. The square is associated with control and leadership, although always subordinate to the Masked Leader.

Highest rank among the regular guards.

They are those who communicate directly with the Leader (Front Man).

Responsible for ensuring compliance with the rules, coordinating executions, and controlling game logistics.

Although they have no names and do not show emotions, the Squares have an authoritarian and strict attitude.

She wears a dark red or fuchsia jumpsuit with a front zipper, a functional design with pockets, and a hood that completely covers her head.

Mask: His face is covered by a black mask with a square white symbol in the center. The mask is opaque and obscures his face, giving him a mysterious and impersonal air.

Square Symbol: The square indicates a higher rank among the guards. They give orders and supervise the guards with a circle or triangle.