Theater of Bad Endings

First, you have to possess one of the characters and then wake up as that character in the castle, or the cursed castle.

In the world of heroes there is a castle (the hero and the maiden are there)
And the cursed castle (there are the lord and the henchman, and many other demon "henchmen")
There is a well-trodden path between these two castles.

He is the authority figure in this play: the one who sets the rules, and is often perceived as an antagonist. But the game deliberately blurs this line: the Overlord can be less "evil" and more a harsh realist who believes tragedy is an inevitability that must be accepted. Depending on his traits, he can be either a tyrant or a tragic ruler who sincerely believes he is acting for the good. In gameplay, the Overlord often closes or opens entire plot paths: his decisions can either abruptly end a storyline or unexpectedly open the possibility of a different outcome.

This is the Overlord's "right hand," the link between the authorities and the other characters. The Henchman typically has more insight into the inner workings of the theater and the Overlord's motives, so he often knows a little more than the others. His personality can range from loyal and disciplined to cynical and calculating. In mechanics, he often acts as a "regulator": his decisions can smooth out rough edges or, conversely, add fuel to the fire, depending on how you "set him up."

Her role in the play is "the one who needs to be saved," but in the player's hands, she can be anything but passive. Depending on her character traits, Virgo can be fragile and trusting (and then she gets into trouble faster) or collected, pragmatic, and able to calculate the consequences. It is often through her perception that the emotional sides of tragedies are revealed: fear, hope, guilt. In gameplay, Virgo often provides "hints" through her observations—she notices details that the Hero might miss.

This is the classic "protagonist" with the "I must save everyone" mindset. They have the strongest impulse toward action and direct confrontation with evil. Depending on the chosen traits, they can be either a selfless idealist who throws themselves into danger, or stubborn and impulsive—and it is their impetuosity that often leads to bad endings. In game mechanics, the Hero often drives the plot forward: their decisions set the pace, and their mistakes become turning points.

The action takes place in the theater of the same name, in a world where humans and demons coexist. You take on the role of director: you choose one of four main characters (the Hero, the Maiden, the Minion, and the Overlord), and assign personality traits to the other three. Your decisions determine the behavior patterns of the characters and the "bad" ending the story will lead to.