On the night of a New Years’ celebration, a city is decimated by a bombing raid. Twelve apparent strangers lost in the rubble find themselves in a ruined facility, forced to fight with each other for survival.

- Up to eleven characters with their own backstories and personalities are up for grabs! Those who sign up will be assigned a character according to their preferences. One of these characters is optional, so a minimum of 10 players is needed for the game.
- Four or more timelines to experience! Just like in NG7, the story depends on your choices. Through timelines you can explore new sides to your character and do all the zany stuff you want!
- Ten complex puzzle rooms to explore! These rooms are filled to the brim with original or borrowed brainteasers, exciting drama, and secrets for the cleverest solvers.
- Five unique challenges to overcome! These challenges will split the group into teams and pit them against each other for the chance to escape. These are great opportunities for development, reveals, and a bit of fun.
- Zero anagrams! Not a single one in the whole game! You can kiss anagramsolver.com goodbye!

1. Don’t be inactive.
2. If you have to be inactive for some reason, let me know so that I can make accommodations if possible.
3. Be respectful toward other players, i.e. no being a jerk.
4. Don’t engage in excessive, unprompted criticism of other characters or the narrative—particularly details that can no longer be changed. Know the difference between constructive and destructive criticism and know the time and place for it. We’re all here to have fun, and toxic attitudes are not conducive to fun.
5. Don’t use meta means of communicating private information such as screenshots, PMs, and smoke signals. Be sportsmanlike. Considering the number of twists and mysteries in this game, this rule is especially vital.
6. Don’t be spiteful if something bad happens to your character. Don’t try to ruin things for other people. Be mindful that this is a mystery game and while you may know the answer to some of the twists, sometimes it’s best to hold on to things.
7. Spoiler alert but there are bad people in this game who will do and say bad things to characters, possibly yours. So don’t be spiteful to the players of those characters. They are being mean in the context of their character, which is part of the game.
8. At certain times, you may be tempted to have your character act in a way that seems like it would seriously mess up the cohesion of the game. If that happens, talk to me and we can work something out. I'll also know for sure if it'll mess anything up and I can figure out a new way of continuing.
9. Don’t doxx the GM.
10. Don’t be inactive.

“Why aren’t there any codenames? I LOVE codenames!”
They wouldn’t really make any sense for this game. Also they’re dumb.

“When will the game start?”
The game will begin whenever all the players feel like they understand their characters. And when I feel like I understand the timelines well enough. So basically Wednesday probs

“How long will the game last?”
NG7 was only a little over a month, so hopefully this’ll be about the same length. I’m not the most experienced GM though, so we’ll see.

“Why are there more than nine characters?”
When I first conceived this I was afraid of having to kick a bunch of people out of the game, so I added more characters. Then so many parts of the game got built around that number that it was impossible to turn back. For what it’s worth, there’s only really one extra character since the eleventh is optional.

“The premise mentions twelve people, so why are only 11 sign ups allowed?”
That’s an easy one. Basically, one of the characters is your mom, so she counts as two people.