Destructive dream

Behavior peculiarities. From time to time, the character "freezes": the glow above his head dims, the question mark disappears, and he himself becomes translucent. During these moments, he may repeat the same phrase several times in a row, as if trying to commit it to memory. If you get too close, he doesn't run away, but rather "retreats"—his figure begins to flicker more intensely, and after a few seconds, he appears in a different place in the room, as if teleported due to a glitch. He also constantly follows players, mimicking their movements. If the player walks, he does too; if they run, he runs too—that is, not always, but he mimics the movements. Also, if he gets too close or close to you, he can inflict damage.

Personality. He's simultaneously naive and wise in his confusion. He loves to ask questions, not for an answer, but to hear his own voice and reassure himself that he still exists. Sometimes he freezes and stares into space, as if trying to remember something important, and at these moments he becomes quiet and almost unnoticeable. He's not particularly hostile, but he's not always helpful either: he might show you the way, or he might simply repeat your phrase with a different intonation, as if trying it on himself. He has a childlike spontaneity mixed with a sense of being lost.

Age. It's impossible to determine: the character seems ageless. There's something youthful in his movements—impulsiveness, curiosity—but the pauses between phrases betray a deep weariness, as if he's lived through many cycles and each time forgets a part of himself. Roughly speaking, he's "as old as this glitch lasts"—that is, age here is measured not in years, but in the number of repetitions.

Height: About 190 cm. He appears even taller because his silhouette stretches slightly upward during moments of "glitch," and then suddenly shrinks.

Appearance. The figure is completely white, without any clear details: no skin texture, no folds of clothing, only a soft outline that flickers slightly, like a screen when the signal is lost. The face is featureless—only a hint of contour. Above its head is a steady white glow, in the center of which hangs a translucent question mark: it is not static, but sways slightly and occasionally pulsates, as if the character himself is not fully aware of his identity.

The clothes aren't expressed as separate objects: rather, they're layers of white stripes and stains, reminiscent of torn bandages or ribbons, appearing and disappearing. At times, the figure seems to "reassemble" before our eyes—body parts shift momentarily, then snap back into place.

Players are given a task to do on this map, and if they complete all the tasks, they will be able to leave and win; if not, they will remain there for a long time.

HP (health): 100%/100% can be spent, if the player dies, he will respawn at the spawn and go on to help others

Running: normal running but with shortness of breath

Sit down: also usual

Inventory: they can put various items there, both in bags and in pockets

Whistle: They often whistle so that others know they are in such and such a place, but Glitch doesn't like this.

Total players: about 10, maximum 15

On this map you need to pick up a certain number of coins to load them into computers, solve puzzles of 4-5 pieces throughout the map, find the key card from the door and find all the stars of which there are 10 and if you find everything then you win and complete the game, but this Glitch can both help and hinder players, it can also cause damage to them or teleport them to different places from the one you need or vice versa to the one you need, it can also both reveal and hide objects to make it more difficult for players to pass

Glitch - simply and to the point, because of its "glitchy" appearance.
Question Mark - because of the symbol above the head.
White Wanderer - because he wanders aimlessly around the hall and appears in different places.
Empty - as if it were missing some important detail.

Most often he is called Glitch or simply feared, they call him "Aaah, White Beast!" Well, Glitch often doesn't like that.