asym purgatory (killer vs survivor)

Most games have "participants," right?...

The survivors are characterized by coming from "different places"....

Some may come from a "normal" world... others from "crazy" worlds: cartoons, anime, fantasy, superheroes, video games... all arriving in this... "hell" to play forever...

Just like the "killers," each one coming from "crazy" worlds—cartoons, anime, fantasy, superheroes, video games—or directly from this "hell"... and some being very grotesque for the worlds they come from... and others coming from the same "world" as some other "survivor"...

In this "hell"... games have to be developed somewhere, right?

There are 3 main "maps" in this Purgatory...

Sea Sanctuary: a "temple" beneath an endless cave... dark gray and blue tiled floors adorn the walls and floor... while the ceiling boasts a dull sky-blue marble. To top it off, the "temple" is partially flooded... in some parts you have to swim or dive to continue moving forward or "escape"... and to avoid getting lost, some "makeshift" chandeliers hang from the walls and sometimes from the ceiling.

Abstract Land: A large "valley" that fragments and deforms randomly... the "valley" can be quiet... with some random things scattered around, some small and others gigantic... the valley can change shape or color at different times... this place being quite confusing for the "monsters"... (it is the most hated and tedious "map" for the killers, since the survivors are easily lost to them)

The Forgotten Factory: Imagine a place so desolate... yet still functioning? This is a waste factory; toxic, radioactive, and everything lethal you can imagine. Some parts of the factory are incredibly open, while others are so enclosed they're almost claustrophobic. There's also a security room where anyone can monitor the entire complex. But this place is so unstable that with only a few minutes left before the end of the shift, a massive explosion erupts from the factory's main reactor, creating a gigantic white fireball that slowly expands in all directions. (Most people who remember this place refer to it as "TFF.")

The "stylist" is a tall woman, about 6'6" tall... she's a walking Shadow; her face is literally two very thin, eerie, glowing eyes. She's the one who gives "makeovers" or other services that stylists provide to the killers/monsters. Despite her "terrifying" appearance, the stylist is very kind and calm with everyone... she's a very close friend of the "Salesman." The stylist charges the killers/monsters a certain amount of "Memory Fragments" in exchange for a "makeover" according to her "client's" wishes... she does other things that don't drastically change their appearance for free. She lives on a specific island, where her "shop" is located, and where she's always found...

The memories of survivors don't always disappear for no reason... there's a reason behind everything, isn't there?

When a killer or monster kills a survivor, they will leave behind a Crystal, a fragment of something larger. This fragment contains the survivor's memories. If the survivor picks it up, they will lose all their memories. However, if they choose not to pick it up, they will remember everything that happened in the previous round.

The fragments can be used to enhance the skills or abilities of the assassin or monster, or they can also be used as currency in the vendor's shop. These fragments are highly coveted among assassins and monsters; they are fiercely fought over and very valuable.

In some cases, in the most remote ones... evil beings decide not to cause any more harm. Instead, they prefer to protect rather than destroy.

Some murderers, when they feel intense guilt or sadness, spare their victims' lives or repent of their actions. Their souls are gradually redeemed, purified, and transformed into survivors—a second chance to make things right.

Killers aren't always born... some killers are made...

Some survivors, when they accumulate so much... hatred, anger, resentment, or sin... that their souls fragment and they become the murderers or monsters.

After each round ends, all survivors are teleported to a "lobby" or rest area, where they will spend a certain amount of time before starting another round. The Safe Zone is a giant forest, where there are no dangers, only randomly generated structures scattered throughout the forest. All survivors will spawn around a campfire.

After each round ends, all the killers or monsters are taken to a rest area where they spend a certain amount of time before another round begins. The Killer Zone is a nonsensical place; it consists only of floating islands connected by chains made of blood, forming bridges, and its sky is bathed in a deep crimson red with static in the background.

After each round, some survivors, killers, or monsters will randomly forget everything that happened in the previous round. Some will remember what happened in the previous round, but only a few.

In the Safe Zone for survivors and the Killer Zone for killers or monsters, a humble stall of a ghost vendor will appear, giving various accessories or cosmetics to survivors, killers or monsters in exchange for valuable items they find after each round.

This is a ghostly being; he knows everything and remembers everything. He has witnessed every failure and victory of both survivors and killers. He can be in many places at once. He appears as an old skeleton wearing a tattered gray hood and a battered black wicker hat. His personality is relaxed, playful, and friendly toward both survivors and killers. He is always smoking an old cigar. He is bound to keep silent about what will happen in the next round, only offering the occasional piece of advice. He will not intervene in anything that happens to the survivors or killers; he will never speak to them during the round.

In each map or location in Purgatory, various valuable or not-so-valuable objects will appear, which can be exchanged in the shop. If the survivor, killer, or monster who collects an object loses the round, that object will lose all its value, becoming useless. Unless you want to keep it, though it's doubtful it would actually be of any use to you...

Rounds by time out: the survivors win if the indefinite time of the round ends, or they lose if the killer or monster kills all the survivors.

Escape door rounds: Survivors must survive until, at a certain point in the round, an escape door or portal appears. Survivors who reach the escape door win the round, and those who don't make it before the door closes will die instantly or be killed by the killer or monster.

Juggernaut rounds: Here, the survivors must kill and survive a killer or monster that is weaker than a normal one. The survivors win if they kill the Juggernaut or lose if the Juggernaut kills them all.

Double Trouble: In this type of round, there are two killers. The survivors must survive to win, or they will lose if they die.