Death Game - Uttd!

Each participant wears a special collar around their neck. It is part of the game's deadly system and can be used to punish or kill the participant according to the game's rules. It is impossible to remove the collar on your own.

During the voting, participants must choose one person from their group. Voting is crucial because the outcome can determine who will be the next victim.

Voting is deliberately designed to pit participants against each other. People are forced to analyze each other's behavior, look for inconsistencies, spot lies, and try to understand each other's true intentions.

Intelligence and manipulation

Among the participants are some very smart, cunning, and observant people. Some are able to quickly analyze a situation and notice details that others miss.

Others have a keen understanding of human psychology and are able to manipulate them: to persuade, provoke, make them doubt their own decisions, or direct suspicions towards another person.

However, even the smartest participants can make mistakes. Fear, pressure, and emotional attachment strongly influence people's decisions.

Therefore, during voting, it is not only logic and intelligence that are important, but also the ability to read people, maintain composure, and understand who can really be trusted.

The game constantly encounters situations where participants have to choose between trusting a person and logical evidence against him.

Masters of the Game

Game Masters are the people who organize and oversee the deadly game. They monitor the participants, conduct tests, announce the rules, and intervene when necessary. They have almost complete control of the building and know much more about what's going on than the participants themselves.

Game Masters are not required to be present with the participants at all times. They can monitor them through cameras and other systems, and remotely control various mechanisms.

Technologies

The technology in the death game building is at an unusually high level. It utilizes numerous surveillance cameras, automated systems, mechanisms, electronic locks, terminals, and participant monitoring devices.

The building is capable of automatically changing test conditions, opening and locking doors, triggering traps, and other mechanisms. Some devices are capable of monitoring the participants' states and responding to their actions.

Game Masters have access to most of these systems, making it virtually impossible for participants to escape surveillance or escape the building on their own.

Some technologies are so complex and unusual that participants don't understand how they work. This creates the feeling that the entire building is one vast system, completely subordinate to the game masters.
Androids are capable of having emotions, crying, feeling, having skin, symptoms and smell of a human.

Sarah Chidoin is the main character. Determined, intelligent, and compassionate, she is challenged by the deadly game she plays. She holds Joe dearly in her heart.
Joe Tajuna is Sarah's best friend. He's kind, cheerful, and emotional. Despite his fear, he tries to support Sarah and the others.
Keiji Shinogi is a former police officer. Calm, cunning, and sociable. He often jokes, but hides many personal secrets.
Kanna Kizuchi is Sou's younger sister. She's quiet, timid, and very insecure. She becomes very attached to people who treat her well.
Q-Taro Burgerberg is physically strong and self-assured. While he initially appears selfish and suspicious, he is capable of caring for and protecting others.
Nao Egokoro is an artist and Mishima's student. She's emotional, kind, and a little naive. She deeply respects and is attached to the professor.
Mishima is a teacher and professor. Calm, wise, kind, and extremely caring, he becomes a source of moral support for many.
Ryoko Yubishiro is a singer. Sharp, independent, and hot-tempered. She's not afraid to speak her mind, but she cares deeply for those close to her.

Gin Ibushi is a little cat boy. Energetic, curious, and talkative. Despite his childish behavior, he sometimes displays surprising courage.
Kai Sato is a silent and extremely calm man. He's a good cook, a good housekeeper, and a keen observer of others. His true identity has long remained a mystery.
Shin Tsukimi is, to put it bluntly, a liar. He often lies to survive.