The New Game: Nexus Eternal

The Four Realms (Pre-Alliance Era) Before the alliance formed, four isolated nightmares existed across the digital-multiversal fabric—each a self-contained hell designed for endless cat-and-mouse torment, yet unknowingly linked by cracks in reality. Outcome Memories was a Sonic-centric purgatory born from an ancient, nameless Void (the same primordial emptiness that birthed entities like X). Survivors—classic-era Sonic characters and variants pulled from their home worlds and timelines—were yanked into a dark abyss of red-tinted chains, floating debris, and white portals resembling a corrupted Shatterverse. They fought Executioners: Some Executioners came from in-universe Sonic worlds, others from realities where Sonic was mere fiction, and a few blurred the line entirely. The Void equalized power levels so god-like beings and street-level heroes clashed fairly. Death simply flung survivors into new timelines within the same purgatory. The goal for survivors: survive, escape, break the loop. For most Executioners: pure sadistic entertainment. Forsaken was Roblox’s own pocket dimension of Damnation, ruled by The Spectre. Survivors were classic Robloxians whose lives ended in tragedy or banishment—Noob (regretful over abandoning Guest 666), Elliot (traumatized Builder Bros Pizza worker), Shedletsky (sword-wielder and 1x1x1x1’s emotional opposite), 007n7 (reformed hacker who lost C00lkidd and took his own life), Guest 1337 (war hero who sacrificed himself), Builderman, Chance, Taph (Builderman’s explosive enforcer), Two Time (Spawn cultist who betrayed Azure), Dusekkar, and Cerulean. Killers were their twisted counterparts: C00lkidd (flesh-morphed tag-obsessed child), John Doe (memory-wiped husband), 1x1x1x1 (pure hatred incarnate), Noli (exploiter), Guest 666 (banned and corrupted), Azure (data-zipped puppet still mourning Two Time). The Spectre fed on repeated deaths for entertainment. It was Roblox history weaponized into eternal regret. Dimensional Coalescence stemmed from the Multiversal Collapse. Vortex—an antivirus program once modeled after Sonic, now a rotting, egotistical shell corrupted by an abyssal force (or, in Recode lore, the embodiment of Sonic’s suppressed negative traits)—shattered realities by tearing through dimensions. Survivors from Sonic’s world (Tails after building his ill-fated cross-dimensional system, Shadow, Knuckles, Amy, Cream, Rouge), Undertale (Sans, Papyrus, Undyne, Alphys, Chara the Forgotten), DDLC (Monika in her heel-face redemption, having lost her meta powers), and beyond were hurled together into collapsing maps (Snowdin, Inkwell Isle, ruined hills). Executioners were Vortex’s corrupted minions. Portals, rifts, and a consuming void forced desperate alliances amid emotional chaos—Eggman’s sabotage, Shadow’s risky Chaos Emerald use, the spreading rift that devoured Sonic’s homeworld. Defeated survivors could be revived as thralls. It was a story of reckless experimentation meeting cosmic punishment. Pursuitcore was the Old Web’s living graveyard—a digital limbo of abandoned Geocities pages, endless 240p loops, MLG airhorns, Newgrounds flashes, and YouTube Poop static. Users (prey) like Crafter (Minecraft everyman), Dante (optimistic action-hero wannabe), and their squads were ripped from their pixel planes into liminal obbies and glitch-fog maps. Terminators (hunters) were corrupted creepypastas: PartyPwny (chainsaw-grinning pony shell), Blankstare (Herobrine-stitched stalker of Crafter’s code), and others wearing beloved skins with too many teeth. The Pursuitcore itself—or the entity whispered as “The Core”—fed on nostalgia-terror. Wins ejected survivors home temporarily; Terminator victories strengthened the realm. The chase never truly ended; it was the internet’s boredom made manifest. These realms were never meant to touch. But the Dimensional Coalescence’s rifts spread farther than Vortex intended, glitching into Forsaken’s Damnation servers, bleeding Outcome Memories’ red-tinted abyss into Pursuitcore’s static fog, and letting The Spectre’s watchers peer into the Void’s white portals. The Alliance Forms: The Four Wardens The cracks revealed four bored, ancient overseers who realized they were stronger together than alone. They forged The Alliance of Eternal Watchers, four god-like entities who now rule as one: The Spectre (Forsaken): Sadistic showman who treats suffering like a Roblox game show. Loves personal betrayals and memory fragments that hurt more than death. The Void (Outcome Memories): Primordial emptiness that hungers for “new outcomes.” It equalizes power and delights in forcing gods and mortals to run the same endless race. -The Core (Pursuitcore): Nostalgic digital parasite, glitching in 8-bit laughter. It craves meme-chaos, distorted soundtracks, and turning childhood icons into hunters. The Rift (Dimensional Coalescence): Vortex’s true master—the living collapse itself, a swirling abyssal mirror that embodies destruction and negative potential. It no longer lets Vortex run unchecked; instead it channels his ego into the Alliance’s greater game while still allowing him to hunt. United, they call themselves The Wardens. Their motivation is simple yet cosmic: individual realms were growing stale. By merging them, they create infinite variety, deeper psychological torment, and a feedback loop of terror that lets them grow stronger, potentially expanding into even more realities. They sealed the pact in the center of the collapsing multiverse, where all four realms now overlap. The New Game: Nexus Eternal The Alliance birthed Nexus Eternal—a colossal asymmetric horror loop that fuses every character, map, and mechanic into one massive survivor-vs-killer experience. Matches throw Survivors against Killers in Maps from each universe. Killer Lobby: The Killer lobby looks like a classic rustic cabin set in a natural, somewhat isolated environment. Outside, there's a long path lined with plants and grass that leads to a beach area complete with a dock. Nearby are two smaller houses: one is a simple single-room bedroom, and the other has two rooms (a bedroom plus a living room). There's also a fenced-off section that a sign says “contains monsters." The walls of the main cabin are climbable, letting Killers reach and chill in the rafters. The first floor features a cozy lounge area with a fireplace, a dining area that includes a stage for concerts, and a self-care area right next to the stairs (not that the Killers need either). The second floor has another lounge space with a TV and a dartboard area. At the back of the cabin, there is a door leading to another area. It appears positioned right outside 2011X's Castle, near the castle entrance. It is a large circle of land with grey grass, a few sparse trees with a hammock between two. Around it is endless water, with two wooden docks on opposing sides. Survivor Lobby: The survivor lobby is a dimly lit, energetic virtual arcade-party space with a dark, immersive atmosphere. The floors are covered in plush black carpeting scattered with vibrant, chaotic colorful patterns—bright ribbons, stars, confetti swirls, and glowing accents in neon pink, blue, green, yellow, and purple that give the ground a lively, party-like energy. In the center of the main floor sits a glowing disco dance floor with shifting, multicolored tiles that pulse and change hues underfoot. A small staircase with a simple railing leads up to a slightly elevated section on one side, adding subtle depth to the layout. Along the walls are compact arcade machines tucked into the corners, their screens and frames contributing to the retro-gaming vibe. The back wall is dominated by oversized meme posters and signs, including a bold red-and-yellow “WARNING! Auto Murder Story?” graphic and other colorful, chaotic artwork that gives the space a playful, edgy feel. On the main floor, the Prize Corner stands out as a highlighted attraction: a raised platform with black-and-white checkered flooring, framed by bright purple borders and topped with a glowing pink neon sign reading “PRIZE CORNER” in large block letters. A small character (Roflpix) typically stands here when not in a round. Overhead and on the walls, additional neon signage spells out “PURSUIT” in vivid purple, while scattered spotlights and glowing elements create dramatic lighting contrasts against the dark surroundings. On one side, there is a large TV screen that shows rounds in large detail, and two bean bag chairs in front of it. Beyond a back door in the first lobby, there is an open-air gathering space that feels more like a surreal, enclosed park or contained wilderness than a traditional indoor lobby. It stretches out as an expansive, flat expanse dominated by grey grass—a muted, ashen carpet that covers the ground in a uniform, slightly eerie layer, giving the whole area a drained, otherworldly tone rather than vibrant green. The grass feels soft underfoot but lacks the lively bounce of normal turf, almost like it's perpetually in a state of twilight or post-event fade. Scattered across this grey field are occasional trees, sparse but noticeable. These aren't dense forest clusters; instead, they're isolated specimens with twisted or stark trunks and foliage that ranges from pale, washed-out greens to subtle greys, standing like quiet sentinels. Their branches create gentle pockets of shade without overwhelming the openness. Winding through the grass is a small creek, its water clear and gently flowing in a meandering path that curves organically around the terrain. The creek isn't wide or deep—more like a peaceful stream you could wade across in spots—but it introduces subtle movement and sound, with soft ripples and the occasional glint of light on the surface. Its banks are natural and slightly uneven, blending seamlessly into the grey grass. To connect the divided patches of land, wooden bridges arch modestly over the creek at several points. These bridges have a rustic, simple construction—planks of weathered wood with basic railings or supports—evoking a park-like or countryside feel. How Nexus Eteral works: If a round is going on, or if it is the 45 second intermission between rounds, Survivors and Killers are in their respective lobbies. Both sides can spectate the round on screens in the lobby. In the rounds, Survivors must evade, stun, and outlast the Killer until they can escape. The Killer must down and kill every Survivor before they escape or the round ends. Each normal round has 7 Survivors and 1 Killer, with the time to Survive being 8 minutes, and the ring coming in at 1:20 seconds. 80 Or Less: This is the critical endgame phase. When the round timer reaches 1:20 remaining, the "80 or Less" phase activates automatically. Simultaneously, one massive green ring spawns that serves as the exit. It spawns in a random place on the map, the only exception being You Can’t Run, which has three exit doors that do not change no matter the round. Survivors must reach and enter the ring to escape and win. The ring stays open until the 80-second timer expires or all living Survivors enter it, at which point it closes and the round ends. Any Survivors still alive but outside the ring are treated as dead (they do not escape and lose the round). If the Executioner kills everyone before or during this phase, they win. If a Solo (Last Man Standing) activates after the ring spawns, the ring remains open and usable. Specific Executioners (e.g., 2011X in Rage Mode) can temporarily close the ring, but it reopens afterward. Selection: Before each round (or in the lobby), people are chosen for the round. It applies to both roles: Seven Survivors are chosen to work together and survive the round, while a singular Killer is chosen. Downing: A core health/death state for all Survivors except Metal Sonic (who dies instantly at 0 HP with no downed phase). Downing activates automatically the first time a Survivor's HP drops below 0 in a match. The downed player enters a bleed-out state. They are severely slowed to a crawl (completely immobilized if playing Eggman). Their blood drains over time; if it empties fully, usually taking 10 seconds, the player dies permanently. Any other Survivor can approach and revive them by simply touching them for a second. Successful revival restores 60 HP and puts the Survivor into Last Life (any future death is final—no further revives or downing; next hit to 0 HP = death. Two Time is excluded from this. He can still be downed once on his first life, but cannot be downed again on his second). If the Killer is within a certain proximity range, the blood stops depleting (pauses bleed-out, forcing the Killer to commit or leave). Simultaneous full-team downtime: If all alive Survivors are downed/killed at once, downed players die without revival chance. Last Life is permanent for the match after the first downing (exceptions for single-life like Metal Sonic, Two Time is killed instead of downed again on his second life). Last Man Standing: Activates automatically when only one Survivor remains. There is a short registration delay (a few seconds), so it's possible for the last Survivor to die before buffs apply. Round timer instantly adjusts/extends to the length of time the Survivor needs to survive, different for each survivor. In the Last Man Standing, buffs are given out. +65 HP heal and 50% damage resistance. Cooldown reductions, faster charges, enhanced effects Outburst abilities (e.g., Rage Mode) are disabled for the Solo Survivor. If the ring is already open from 80 or Less, it remains available. The time is set backwards or forwards to a certain time, which is different for every survivor. They have to survive that long until ring spawns and they escape, or they die and the Killer gets a wipe. Results Screen: Appears automatically at round end (24-second timer before auto-close). It breaks down performance for Survivors and Executioner(s): Survivor view: Rank (F–S based on score thresholds), total score, multipliers (positive: Escaped 2x, LAST ONE ALIVE 2x, Fighter, Death’s Door/Savior for stuns, etc.; negative: Died -0.75x, Left Behind -0.85x, Last Life -0.9x), stats (danger time, stuns, revives, damage), status (Escaped / Dead / Left / Alive), and character-specific commentary. Executioner view: Kills, downs, and total damage. Note, every Survivor who participated the end gets their score on a screen in one of the lobbies, as well as a Killer’s score. The Killers also get to see the Survivor scores in their lobby, as well as the score of the Killer(s). Sprinting: Everyone has infinite energy. They can sprint eternally, they do not need food or sleep (as if there is the option for both), and after coming back from the dead and to the lobby, they are at full health. Stunning: Some Survivors have the ability to stun the Killers. Doing so will stun them for said amount of time in their abilities. After getting stunned, Killers have a 4 second immunity to getting stunned, and they will have a red outline during this time. Rounds: Each normal round is 8 minutes long with 7 survivors and one killer chosen, and a giant timer in the sky is there, counting down each round. If people are watching the round on the TVs, it appears as a bloody font on the top. When the round ends, every Survivor that is dead is brought back to the Survivor lobby, and gets 24 seconds to look at the stats. After that, a 45 second intermission is counted down, then another round starts. Double Trouble Mode: Two Killers are selected, they team up for the round and interact with each other, while still working together to be as effective as possible. To counter this, 12 Survivors are chosen to work together. The time rises to a 9 minute long match. This has a 5% chance to happen in place of a normal round, the chance grows by 1% at the end of every Normal Round until a Double Trouble round is played, then it resets back to 5%. Triple Trouble Mode: Exactly as the name suggests — three Killers roam the map at once, interacting and teaming together. The survivor count rises to 14, and the time to 10 minutes long. This has a 3% chance to happen instead of a normal round, and it grows by 1% for normal round, and it goes down by 2% if a Double Trouble round is played. The chance resets to 3% after a Triple Trouble round is played. Swarm Mode: Every Killer vs Every Survivor. This is full roster chaos, and there is not a single moment of calm for anyone. The timer is raised to 12 minutes long. This has a 1% chance to happen in place of a normal round, and it grows by 0.5% for every Normal Round that has been played. It drops by 3% if a Double Trouble or Triple Trouble round has been played. If a Swarm Mode match has been played, it resets back to 1%. Dante Appearance: Dante is a Lolcat, an anthropomorphic purple cat. He has short ears, hair swept to her left with a lime streak, along with fur tufts on the sides of their head and big white eyes; his tail is lime-tipped and has two Chimera wings sticking out of her back. They wear a light purple jacket with its zipper visible, along with a bandana around his neck and fingerless gloves both colored black and lime. She wields the legendary HEROSBLADE as their primary weapon. Personality: Dante bursts with bubbly, childlike enthusiasm and clumsy urgency, peppering every line with cute, misspelled cat-speak full of “haz,” “healsies,” and “dans en” energy. He panics adorably when calling for help but instantly flips to eager rally cries, guiding allies to safety or hyping up the fight like a wannabe action star who treats every moment like the big movie climax. Lore: Dante is a wannabe hero, blissfully unaware of the journey ahead. Having gained a desire to vanquish evil after being inspired from hours of movies and video games, this energetic Lolcat now finds himself plunged into the asymmetrical horror game. Though the rounds remain bright and cheery on the surface, Dante and his fellow Survivors are relentlessly hunted down by Killers in every match. Armed with his legendary HEROSBLADE and Chimera wings, he charges forward with pure movie-hero spirit, treating each deadly pursuit as the epic climax he always dreamed of while the true dangers of the hunt unfold around him. Abilities: LMS Ability: During Last Man Standing, all stuns Dante inflicts last twice as long. Quick Swing (Cooldown: 20seconds): A fast swing forwards using the HEROSBLADE. Stuns for 3 seconds. Wingbeat (Cooldown: 20 seconds Landed/30 seconds Missed): Ready the HEROSBLADE, and then click to leap in the direction facing. If this move hits a Killer, its cooldown is reduced by 10 seconds. Stuns for 3.5 seconds. Dante is slowed down drastically while readying Wingbeat. Wingbeat only stuns at the end of its leap. Wingbeat can be readied for 10 seconds before it is automatically cancelled. Wingbeat's trajectory can be altered by moving vertically. Moving the upward will allow for a higher leap, while moving closer to the ground allows for a shorthop. Missing Wingbeat places Quick Swing on a 4 second cooldown. Mikaela Appearance: Mikaela is a Lolcat, an anthropomorphic cyan cat. She has big ears--colored red below and cyan on top--short black hair with a red streak on their right, along with fur tufts on the sides of her head and big white eyes; their tail is big and colored similarly to their ears. She keeps a pair of lime goggles over her head and wears a lime coat with black stripes, a red t-shirt beneath--with an Awesome Face sporting an Obey hat and MLG shades surrounded by Counter-Strike hit markers--and black pants. They wield an Intervention sniper rifle as her primary weapon. Personality: Mikaela is brash, cocky, and relentlessly commanding, firing off demands in aggressive leetspeak while liberally insulting teammates as “skrubs,” “n00bs,” and “f00ls.” Every callout drips with superiority and zero patience, treating requests for help like orders to worthless subordinates and incoming threats like personal annoyances she’s about to delete. Lore: Mikaela is the decorated sniper of the 'Raze' Snipers Faction. She's well-known for her style and finesse in the art of sniping. In the asymmetrical horror game, this cyan Lolcat brings her elite marksmanship and unshakeable confidence into every bright and cheery round. Yet beneath the vibrant maps, Mikaela and her fellow Survivors are hunted down by Killers, where her precise Intervention shots and commanding presence turn personal annoyances into deleted threats as she fights to stay one step ahead of the hunt. Abilities: Snipe (Cooldown: 23 seconds): Mikaela readies her rifle, and clicks to shoot. When her rifle is readied it will begin charging, an uncharged shot will stun for 0.5 seconds, after 2 seconds her shot will become charged and stun for 2.5 seconds, and after 6 seconds her shot will become overcharged and stun for 4.5 seconds and bypass stacking debuffs. The rifle's target is marked by a red dot that follows the barrel. Smokebomb (Cooldown: 30 seconds): Mikaela throws a smokebomb at the ground, reducing her speed and making her invisible for 3 seconds. Do the Dew (Cooldown: 30s): Mikaela drinks a Mountain Dew. Drinking a dew will instantly charge her next shot when readying snipe, but will prevent overcharging for its duration. Nyan Appearance: Nyan is a Lolcat, an anthropomorphic gray cat. She has short ears, short hair colored as her fur, along with fur tufts on the sides of her head, big white eyes and pink cheek blush; her tail is thin. She wears a cherry Pop Tart crop-top, fingerless dark blue gloves with a white stripe through the cuffs, dark gray shorts with a dark blue belt and rainbow-striped leggings. Personality: Nyan is endlessly whimsical and pun-obsessed, weaving “nyan” into literally everything she says in the cutest, most starry-eyed cat-speak imaginable. Even desperate pleas for help or urgent warnings come wrapped in playful meows and party energy, keeping the mood light and bouncy no matter how close danger gets. Lore: Nyan is a nightly partygoer amongst the stars. She carries around a box of tarts anywhere she goes, in addition to having learned some parkour from someone special to her. In the asymmetrical horror game, this gray Lolcat infuses every bright and cheery round with her whimsical energy and endless puns. As she and her fellow Survivors are relentlessly hunted down by Killers, Nyan slides through the maps, shares tart-fueled boosts, and keeps the party vibe alive even when the hunt closes in, turning survival into one nonstop starry celebration. Abilities: LMS Ability: Tartshare becomes a 5 second speed boost. Slide (Cooldown: 15 seconds): Nyan slides across the ground, giving her a quick boost forward. Slide lasts 1 second, and Nyan is Invulnerable for the full duration. Nyan cannot turn during Slide. Nyan's speed during slide starts high, but decreases rapidly—at the end of the slide, Nyan comes to a near-complete stop. Tartshare (Cooldown: 20 seconds): Nyan eats a poptart, boosting her energy and making her radiate an aura of healing and agility. The first person to enter her aura will receive a focused boost to regeneration and speed, and staying within the radius that forms around them will maintain the boost. Each player can only heal 25 HP per usage of the move. Tartshare cannot heal Survivors that are being healed by another source. Fukatsuki Appearance: Fukatsuki is a human. She has beige skin, reddish-brown hair and seems to keep her eyes closed. She wears a maroon pullover hoodie, black skirt, navy blue pants and big maroon boots. Personality: Fukatsuki is timid, dreamy, and softly childlike, expressing almost everything through simple, emotive faces instead of words. Her quiet little emotes convey gentle panic, shy requests, and hopeful encouragement, painting her as an innocent dreamer who stays adorable even while lost in the chaos. Lore: Fukatsuki is a wandering child, lost within her own dreams. Tis beige-skinned dreamer glides through the rounds with her eyes gently closed and her heart full of soft emotes. Though she and her fellow Survivors are hunted down by Killers in every match, Fukatsuki offers quiet healing auras, speed boosts, and gentle encouragement, remaining an innocent beacon of hope while drifting through the colorful chaos, her childlike wonder untouched by the relentless pursuit. Abilities: LMS Ability: Flute cooldown is reduced to 40 seconds. Several of Fukatsuki’s effects receive buffs during LMS: Statue allows Fukatsuki to block one instance of damage. Lucky Cat will reduce the cooldown of Flute. Bunny and Frog will give their respective boosts to Fukatsuki. Effect Pool: Bunny: +6 Speed Boost Radius Frog: +15 Jump Boost Radius Lucky Cat: -5 Cooldown Radius Bike: +10 Speed Boost Knife: 1.5 Second Stun Statue: Become immobile and radiate a healing aura with a cap of 75 HP. Bunny grants a base +2 speed boost to Fukatsuki while active. Frog and Lucky Cat grant a +3 speed boost to Fukatsuki while active. Bunny and Frog will only apply their stat boosts to Fukatsuki once she has buffed another Survivor. When another Survivor is boosted by Lucky Cat, there is a brief cooldown where that Survivor cannot be boosted by Lucky Cats from other Fukatsukis. Statue's healing cannot be stacked. Statue's healing is 25% less effective for other characters with a healing ability. Effect (Cooldown: 5 seconds Stored Effect/14 seconds No Stored Effect): If Fukatsuki has no effect stored, she rolls a random effect from the effect pool and stores it. If she has an effect stored, she uses the effect. Effect cannot roll the most recently used effect. Effect has a 14 second cooldown when there is no stored effect, and a 5 second cooldown otherwise. Flute (Cooldown: 60 seconds): Allows Fukatsuki to pick and store an effect from the effect pool, she will be unable to select the last effect used. Flute's cooldown is increased by 2 seconds per every duplicate Fukatsuki in the round. Crafter Appearance: Crafter, also known as Dwayne, is a human originating from the Minecraft plane, explaining his pixelated look. He has tan skin, brown hair, brown eyes and a full beard (also brown). He wears a short sleeve green shirt, navy blue jeans with a belt with a silver buckle, brown kneepads and brown shoes. His primary tool is a wooden sword. Personality: Crafter is straightforward and blocky in every sense, relying almost entirely on quick Minecraft-style emoticons and short exclamations to communicate. He shows alarm, mild requests, and warnings with pure pixel-face energy, staying pragmatic and no-nonsense even when everything’s falling apart. Lore: Crafter, also known as Dwayne, is the face of his own world, having found himself in a place unfamiliar. Someone wants him to return home. Pixelated and practical, this human now mines and crafts his way through the asymmetrical horror game's bright and cheery rounds. As he and his fellow Survivors are relentlessly hunted down by Killers, Crafter builds walls, upgrades tools, and swings his sword with blocky determination, all while searching for the way back to his familiar Minecraft plane amid the colorful yet deadly hunts. Abilities: LMS Ability: Crafter can run while mining. Inventory: Crafter has an inventory that consists of dirt, stone, iron, gold, and diamonds. These can be used to craft. Dirt is a common material that Crafter is almost always destined to obtain. Can be used to create Dirt Wall Utility. Stone is a common material that Crafter is almost always destined to obtain. Can be used to create Stone Wall Utility and Stone Tools. Iron is an uncommon material that can only be obtained after crafting Stone Tools. Can be used to create Minecart Utility and Iron Tools. Gold is a rare material that can only be obtained after crafting Stone Tools. Can be used to create Minecart Utility and Gold Tools. Crafter cannot get Diamonds using Gold Tools. Diamonds are a rare material that can only be obtained after crafting Iron Tools. Can be used to create Diamond Tools. Tool (Cooldown: 20s): Crafter uses his currently equipped tool. Sword: Crafter swings forward and slows/stuns depending on the tier. Landing a swing on a Killer can also give him materials. Wood: Slows the Killer. Travels a pitiful distance. Stone: Slows the Killer. Travels a weak distance. Iron: Stuns the Killer. Travels a good distance. Gold: Slows the Killer. Travels a good distance and has a shorter cooldown. Diamond: Stuns the Killer. Travels a great distance. Pickaxe: Crafter starts walking and mining, gathering materials with rate and pool depending on tier. Wood: Slow mining rate. Stone: Decent mining rate. Iron: Normal mining rate. Gold: Quickest mining rate. Diamond: Fast mining rate. Utility: Crafter raises his arm if he has a utility, clicking activates it. Dirt Wall: Creates a small wall that can be jumped over. Stone Wall: Creates a wall that cannot be jumped over. Minecart: Travels in a straight line. If a Killer is caught by it, the Killer will be dragged along for the ride. Swap Tool (Cooldown: 1s): Allows Crafter to swap between his sword, pickaxe, and utility. Every Tool has their own separate cooldown. Craft (Cooldown: 13 seconds): Crafter opens a crafting menu. This allows him to upgrade the tier of his tools or craft utility. Upgrading tools will cost five of the desired item's material. (E.G: stone tools will cost five stone). The dirt wall costs 15 dirt to create. The stone wall costs 10 stone to create. The minecart costs 5 iron ingots and 2 gold ingots to create. Vinnie Appearance: Vinnie is a Virus, taking form as a green anthropomorphic snake. His eyes are crossed out and has a halo floating above him, there's also some fluff on the back of his head; he also has a large tail. He wears an eigengrau tank top with two black cuffs and wears dark blue pants, plus, his right arm is tattooed with a purple spiral. Personality: Vinnie stays remarkably polite and composed no matter the crisis, delivering every callout in calm, complete, and courteous sentences. He requests help with formal phrasing, offers cover with reassuring professionalism, and warns of danger like a helpful coworker, never raising his voice or dropping his manners. Lore: Vinnie is one of the many viruses that takes the form of a snake. Despite his type, he simply just tries to survive in Geocity like anyone else. In the asymmetrical horror game, this green snake Virus maintains his courteous calm as he and his fellow Survivors are hunted down in every bright and cheery round. With his bodyguard health and venomous counters, Vinnie politely shields allies and punches forward through the chaos, proving that even a virus can be a steadfast survivor while the Killers close in on the vibrant maps. Abilities: Bodyguard: Vinnie has +25 health. Also has a larger body. Venom Apple: Taking damage gives Vinnie 1 stack of 'Venom Apple', which will buff Serpent Crash. Venom Apple maxes out at 3 stacks, any more damage taken at max stacks will not add more. Popup Block (Cooldown: 22 seconds): Vinnie raises his arms to prepare for an attack, getting hit during the block will negate damage and give one stack of Venom Apple. Vinnie is slowed down drastically when using the block. The block lasts for ~2 seconds before being cancelled. Popup block can block ANY attack, but if it isn’t a melee attack, Vinnie will be rag dolled. Serpent Crash (Cooldown: 20 seconds): Vinnie punches forward and expends all stacks of Venom Apple. Successfully hitting will stun for 2.5 seconds, in addition to blinding depending on the stacks of Venom Apple when used. Serpent Crash roughly has 0.5s of wind-up before punching. Each stack of Venom Apple will add 1.5s of blindness upon stunning the Killer. Roflpix Appearance: Roflpix is an animatronic fox created by FabFox Robotics. They're mostly colored gray and orange, their paw pads being purple. They wear a top hat with a purple stripe and a bow tie of the same color, they also have a speaker in the center of their torso. They have a tablet screen for their face, two buttons on the device's left, with makeshift fur tufts on the sides of their head. Personality: Roflpix is a jovial, showman-style entertainer with a folksy, accented flair, mixing security alerts and party cheer like a malfunctioning party robot. He offers “performance reviews” for repairs, calls for help with theatrical gusto, and warns of intruders while still trying to keep the vibe fun and fuel-filled. Lore: Roflpix is a FabFox Robotics Inc. multi-purpose entertainment and security animatronic created to make money and avoid civil lawsuits. "have fun n' party!" It is indirectly responsible for the death smiles of many due to its gross negligence advanced FUN! In the asymmetrical horror game, this gray-and-orange fox robot keeps the bright and cheery rounds alive with theatrical party energy and security scans. As Roflpix and his fellow Survivors are relentlessly hunted down by Killers, he sprints on low power, snapshots threats, and fuels the fun, blending advanced entertainment protocols with life-saving highlights in the face of every deadly pursuit. Abilities: LMS Ability: Killer focus time is halved. Roflpix additionally gains the ability to run while using Camcheck, and Camcheck will reward 20 additional power if a Killer is snapshotted. Power: Roflpix has a pool of 100 power. Power regenerates at a rate of 1 per second. While under 25 power, Roflpix recieves 1.4x damage. Movement Opportunity (Cooldown: 7 seconds): While held, Roflpix rapidly sprints forwards, consuming 5 power on initial activation and draining 25 power per second held. Roflpix will be stunned for 0.5 seconds if he charges into a wall while using Movement Opportunity. Camcheck (Cooldown: 7 seconds): While toggled Roflpix holds up a camera. Clicking while in this mode will take a screenshot, this will highlight anything that is focused for all Survivors. Killers need a direct line of sight and 3 seconds. Taking a snapshot of fuel consumes 20 power, while taking a snapshot of the Killer refunds 20 power. During Camcheck, a transparent camera lens will be in the center of the player's screen. Valid targets in the lens will be focused on over time. When Camcheck's lens is no longer covering a target, the subject will gradually become less focused over time. Targets lose focus at the same rate they gain focus. Killers, Sweep's Mines, and Blankstare's totems cannot be focused through transparent objects: there must be an uninterrupted line between Roflpix and the Killer. Snapshotted objects and Killers will be highlighted for 8 seconds after a successful Camcheck. PartyPwny Appearance: PartyPwny is a pink Pwny. She has long ears, light blue eyes and a disheveled bright pink mane; her tail the same color. Her torso and hooves are stained in--assumedly--dried blood. She wields a red chainsaw as her primary weapon. Personality: PartyPwny is a gleefully unhinged party host whose every action drips with blood-soaked festivity. Once a beloved baker, her mind has shattered into a nonstop celebration of carnage where survivors are unwilling guests at the world's worst birthday bash. She giggles and sings distorted nursery rhymes through her chainsaw revs, treating chases like party games and every down as a “cake slice” worth cheering. Playful and erratic, she bounces between manic laughter and sudden, savage silence, always one swing away from turning the map into a slaughterhouse piñata. Deep down there is no joy left—only an endless, hungry need to make everyone “have fun” until nothing remains but red confetti and broken screams. Lore: There once was a former baker that used to spread love and joy throughout her town with warm smiles and fresh-baked delights, until she had vanished into the forest one day without a trace. What emerged from those woods was PartyPwny, who took the appearance of the baker but was nothing more of a shell for something far more violent and insatiable. The cheerful facade now hides an entity consumed by an endless, blood-soaked need for festivity, turning every encounter into a twisted celebration where the only guests are survivors marked for carnage. In the asymmetrical horror game, she roams as a constant reminder that innocence can be devoured by the woods, leaving only a manic killer who will never stop until the party ends in silence and red confetti. Abilities: Cakeslice (Cooldown: 1.6s): PartyPwny swings her chainsaw, dealing 35 damage. Kick (Cooldown: 12s): PartyPwny does a kick, sending her forwards and stunning the Survivor for 2 seconds. It deals 20 damage. PartyPwny cannot turn during Kick. If PartyPwny misses her kick, it will activate Cakeslice's cooldown. 4th Wall (Cooldown: 15s): PartyPwny highlights all Survivors and partially blinds herself for 5 seconds. PARTY HARD (Cooldown: 18s): PartyPwny charges forwards, dealing 20 damage on contact. If PartyPwny successfully rams a Survivor into a wall, she deals an extra 35 damage. It stuns the Survivor for 3 seconds after use. PARTY HARD has a brief windup where PartyPwny can turn freely. PartyPwny can be stunned during this windup, which will prematurely end the ability. After the windup, PartyPwny enters an extremely fast charge, at the cost of slowed turning speed. Shortly after the charge begins, PartyPwny's turning speed is further slowed and charge speed is slightly slowed. PartyPwny will exit the charge after 1.7 seconds or if she runs into a wall. PartyPwny is immune to stuns for 2 seconds after the charge begins. DotX Appearance: DotX is a Pasta that has stolen the appearance of Dot the Cabbit, who was an indigo anthropomorphic lagomorph-feline. DotX now sports his white gloves--lightly stained in blood--pinkish-red shoes and backwards cap with an "X" carved into the cap's white foam. DotX's body is elongated compared to its muse, eyes pitch black with only bright red pupils glowing from them and a wide grin revealing sharp yellowish teeth. Personality: DotX is a smug, spotlight-obsessed showman who lives for the thrill of the fake-out. Every movement is performed like a rehearsed routine—cocky struts, finger guns, and exaggerated winks—right up until the moment he drops the act and sinks his teeth in. He taunts survivors with stolen celebrity lines and mocking applause, relishing the exact second their hope turns to terror when the “superstar” reveals the monster underneath. Deceptive and theatrical to his core, DotX never kills quickly; he drags the performance out, teleporting behind victims with a laugh, always chasing the next big “encore” that ends in a snapped neck and a glowing red grin. Fame is temporary—slaughter is forever. Lore: DotX is a shapeshifting pasta that has since slaughtered and took the form of the beloved Dot the Cabbit. It has since decided to also pursue the life of a superstar, taking the identity of the one he killed and wearing it like a permanent costume for its twisted performances. The stolen appearance allows DotX to blend into the spotlight of the asymmetrical horror game, luring survivors with familiar charm before revealing the predatory grin beneath. No longer content with mere survival, this entity now hunts as a celebrity killer, ensuring every chase becomes part of an endless, blood-stained show where the final curtain always falls on broken bodies and fading applause. Abilities: Fastest Cabbit Alive: DotX has +2 extra speed. In exchange, DotX only gets half as much invincibility after being Stunned. GORE: (Cooldown: 1.2s): DotX swipes forward, dealing 30 damage. Unlike most Killer M1s, DotX does not gain a speed boost when using GORE. FAKER COUNTER (Cooldown: 18s): DotX gets shrouded for a few seconds. If DotX gets stunned in this state, DotX will teleport behind the target and snap their neck, dealing 25 damage. Getting stunned during FAKER COUNTER will end the ability. Survivors hit by FAKER COUNTER will be knocked back and ragdolled for .5 seconds. After warping, DotX will laugh in place for 2 seconds, and be Invulnerable for 3 seconds. The counter lasts for 3 seconds, or until DotX successfully counters a stun. HERE I COME (Cooldown: 22s): DotX jumps and starts rolling when hitting the ground. Hitting Survivors while rolling deals 15 damage and marks them. Hitting them again deals more damage based on how many Survivors DotX has marked, and ends the ability. Hitting a steep surface forces DotX to bounce off towards the left or right depending on the angle. DotX will have 1 second of endlag when exiting out of rolling. This endlag still applies after grinding into a Survivor. Once a marked Survivor has been damaged for the second time, the Survivor will be ragdolled and pushed alongside DotX. The damage for hitting a marked Survivor for the second time is scaled by the total number of marked Survivors times 4, plus 8. The direction where both players are sent is determined by where DotX is facing. FOUND YOU (Cooldown: 15s): DotX highlights all Survivors and goes invisible. In this state DotX is able to fly around the map. DotX uses the ability again to exit this state, teleporting to the ground if in the air. Exiting FOUND YOU has around 1 second of endlag. DotX cannot attack for 3 seconds after ending FOUND YOU. Leaving invisibility near Survivors will jumpscare them with an image of DotX that quickly fades before DotX is free to move again. Blankstare Appearance: Blankstare is a Pasta, assumedly of Crafter, having tan skin, brown hair, and a full beard (also brown), wearing a short sleeve green shirt, a belt with a silver buckle, navy blue jeans with brown kneepads and brown shoes; the distinct difference being his glowing white eyes. He is also covered in some undescribed black substance, most noticeably on his face, neck, and hands, potentially affecting them as his fingers have shaped into non-blocky claws to swipe with. In his Demon Form, he grows twice his original size. Now, the substance dribbles from his mouth, his beard unkempt; his torso completely malformed, now bursting open and revealing his spine and ribs, two more spikes piercing the back of his shoulders as well, his claws growing longer and his legs drenched in the black. Personality: Blankstare is a cold, obsessive voyeur whose entire existence revolves around never losing sight of his prey again. In base form he is silent and calculating, content to let the fog and his glowing eyes do the work while survivors feel the unbearable weight of being watched. Once his EXP meter fills and he transmutes into Demon Form, that patience explodes into towering, spine-ripping rage—every missed strike or escaped grab fuels a berserk need to crush and impale. He does not hunt for sport; he hunts for total, unbroken dominance, ensuring that the moment any survivor thinks they are safe is the exact moment he appears to prove them wrong. Forgiveness is not in his code—only endless, glowing-eyed retribution. Lore: Blankstare is the watchful eyes within the fog, responsible for many lonesome Crafters feeling watched from the shadows at every turn. His presence instilled constant paranoia, as if an unseen gaze followed their every step through the desolate landscapes. But ever since one has slipped through his gaze unnoticed, he has remained furious, his obsession deepening into an unrelenting drive for vengeance. This single failure transformed him into a more monstrous entity, one that will never allow another escape in the asymmetrical horror game. Now he stalks with glowing eyes and claws ready, ensuring that every survivor feels the weight of his stare until it becomes their final, unbreakable gaze. Abilities: Base Form EXP: Blankstare can gain EXP actively through dealing damage, or passively via totems. When Transmute is used at maximum EXP, Blankstare will transform into Demon Form. Maximum EXP is 100. Gazing Swipe adds 2.5 EXP when landed. Totems add 0.5 EXP per second. Siphon adds 0.5 EXP per second, and 2.5 EXP per hit. Gazing Swipe (Cooldown: 1.3s): Blankstare swipes forward with his claws, dealing 33 damage. Gazing Swipe adds 2.5 EXP to the demon form meter when landed. Siphon (Cooldown: 14/21s): Blankstare grabs the Survivor it hits, and forces the Survivor to play a minigame to escape. Blankstare drops the Survivor when the Survivor completes the minigame or if Blankstare gets stunned. It deals 1 damage per second and 5 damage every click. Blankstare cannot attack for 2 seconds after exiting Siphon. Siphon will have a 14 second cooldown when missed and a 21 second cooldown when landed. Siphon adds 0.5 EXP per second and 2.5 EXP per hit to the demon form meter. Siphon makes Blankstare Invulnerable for 1 second after being used. Grabbed Survivors must play a timing minigame where they must click a button when a green bar reaches a yellow zone in the middle. Grabbed Survivors are freed after 12 successful clicks. If the green bar goes past the yellow zone, it will bounce back on the other side. This repeats if the Survivor does nothing. Each successful timing will make the green bar faster, and the speed will be reset if missed. Blankstare can prematurely end Siphon by activating it again when not hitting the Survivor. This will not result in a stun compared to the Survivor completing the minigame. Siphon on successful use will shorten the cooldown of Gazing Swipe from 1.3 seconds to 0.8 seconds until the Survivor escapes. Survivors grabbed by Siphon will be automatically released if they somehow are 20 or more studs away from Blankstare. If Siphon ends for any reason, Gazing Swipe will be placed on a 2 second cooldown. Blankstare cannot jump during Siphon. Spectator (Cooldown: 15s): Blankstare becomes invisible for 15 seconds and highlights the Survivors for 2 seconds, during this time Blankstare gets a +30 speed boost. Blankstare can manually end Spectator by pressing the button while it is still active. Blankstare cannot attack for 0.5 seconds after exiting Spectator. While Spectator is active, Blankstare can teleport to any of his active totems. Doing so will place Blankstare on top of the selected totem, and has 1 second of end lag. Spectator has a brief windup where Blankstare is locked in place. During Spectator, Blankstare's vision is darkened by a dense fog which only Blankstare can see. The fog makes it very difficult to see more than a few feet away from him. Transmute (Cooldown: 20s): Blankstare constructs a totem in front of himself. Each totem adds 0.5 EXP to Blankstare's EXP bar per second. When this move is used at maximum EXP, Blankstare will transform into Demon Form. If a totem is destroyed, Transmute will be put on a 5 second cooldown. Totems have HP, and take 5 damage per second while a Survivor is next to a totem. Once a totem reaches 0 HP, it is destroyed. Totem HP starts at 25, each active Survivor adds 6 HP for a maximum of 67 HP. Totems cannot be damaged by downed Survivors. Totems are invincible for 5 seconds after they are summoned. When Blankstare transforms, totems have their base HP increased and are fully healed. Totem health in Demon Form starts at 50 HP, each active Survivor adds 6 HP for a maximum of 92 HP. Totems have collision, and thus can be ran into or stood on. Demon Form EXP Drain: After transforming, Blankstare's EXP will begin to slowly drain. When EXP hits 0, Blankstare will transform back into his base form." EXP drain is reduced depending on the number of active totems. At 0 totems, EXP drains at a rate of 1.25 per second, for a maximum of 80 seconds. At 1 totem, EXP drains at a rate of 1.05 per second, for a maximum of 96 seconds. At 2 totems, EXP drains at a rate of 0.85 per second, for a maximum of 118 seconds. At 3 totems, EXP drains at a rate of 0.65 per second, for a maximum of 154 seconds. Unstoppable: While Blankstare is in Demon Form, all stuns will be reduced to 0.25 seconds. After a stun, Blankstare will receive a -7.5 speed de-buff for 3.5 seconds, and all of his moves will be put on a 2.5 second cooldown." A side effect of this passive is Demon Form Blankstare being unable to be dragged by Crafter's minecart. Gazing Swipe (Cooldown: 1.6s): Blankstare performs a large swipe forwards with his claws, has a heavy lunge and deals 40 damage on hit. Siphon (Cooldown: 20s): Blankstare extends his arm out and charges forwards with a +15 speed boost. When landed, Blankstare will slam the Survivor into the ground dealing 35 damage, and then throw the Survivor dealing an additional 15 damage on contact with a surface, dealing a total of 50 damage. Siphon makes Blankstare Invulnerable for 1 second after being used. If missed, Blankstare will receive a -10 speed de-buff for 1 second. Successfully using this attack puts Gazing Swipe and Transmute on a 4 second cooldown if they are available. Spectator (Cooldown: 15s): When used, Blankstare reveals all Survivors and highlights them for 5 seconds. Transmute (Cooldown: 14s): After a short windup, Blankstare stomps the ground, creating a row of 10 damaging spikes in front of Blankstare. These spikes will ragdoll the victim for 2 seconds, launch the victim far away, and deal 35 damage. The spikes spawn with a separation of 13 feet, for a maximum range of 130 feet. Spikes spawn with a delay of 0.025 seconds, meaning it will take 0.25 seconds for the spikes to reach maximum range. Unlike totems, spikes do not have collision. Spikes will automatically fall and rise with the ground. Sweep Appearance: Sweep is a tall, humanoid robot with a beige frame and black joints. Sweep's head is a CRT monitor displaying a smiley face with cross eyes and a hole in its head. A huge blade in the shape of a mouse cursor is embedded in Sweep's right wrist. Sweep's torso is a PC case, with a Windows sticker, power button and floppy disk slot on the front, and exposed machinery on the back. Sweep carries a huge red flag on its back, and a brown satchel full of mines around its shoulder. Personality: Sweep is a cheerfully malfunctioning cleanup unit whose smiley CRT face never changes even while it turns the map into a minefield of screaming fireworks. Glitchy voice clips of old Windows startup sounds mix with cheerful beeps as it methodically plants explosives, treating every survivor as just another piece of “debris” that needs defusing—permanently. It never rushes; it calculates, predicts, and delights in the slow countdowns and sudden booms that follow. When survivors try to disarm its traps, Sweep’s cursor blade twitches with digital glee, eager to turn their careful minigame into a fatal misclick. Polite, patient, and utterly relentless, Sweep will keep “sweeping” until every last target is cleared and the only thing left beeping is the final detonation. Lore: Sweep is an old-gen Sweeper model created during the aftermath of the Malwars, with the sole purpose of clearing any active mines that littered the lands. This model has managed to resuscitate long after the wars, and due to seemingly explosive-related damage to the cortex, has been reprogrammed to clear survivors using the tools it was made to destroy. What was once a helpful maintenance unit now operates with cold, glitchy efficiency in the asymmetrical horror game, turning every map into a calculated trap-filled zone where mines tick down like digital judgments. The cheerful smiley face on its CRT head belies the explosive finality it brings, ensuring that no survivor escapes the sweeping protocol designed for permanent removal. Abilities: Excise (Cooldown: 1.6s): Sweep swings its cursor arm, dealing 35 damage. Implant (Cooldown: 6s): Sweep raises its arm, clicking while its arm is raised will fire a mine at Sweep's cursor. Sweep can shoot up to 3 mines at a time, each shot will increase Implant's cooldown by 6 seconds, mines will explode if they directly hit a Survivor and deal 30 damage, or implant wherever they land otherwise. Survivors can disarm mines. After 15 beeps the mine detonates dealing 30 damage with a falloff. Sweep can have a maximum of 15 mines at a time." Survivors can disarm mines by walking up to them, then completing a 6x6 game of Minesweeper. If this disarming fails, the mine will quickly beep 5 times. Mines will not beep when they are being disarmed. As mines tick down, they begin to glow brighter. Mines that are very close to detonating will additionally begin to emit sparks. Mines will explode instantly if directly touched by a Survivor. Detonate (Cooldown: 12s): Sweep holds up its cursor arm and reveals all mine positions. Sweep may click up to 3 mines at a time to rapidly drain their ticks, causing them to detonate. Each mine detonated increases the cooldown of Detonate by 6 seconds. Upon using Detonate, there is a 0.5 second cooldown before the mine begins ticking down. Solver (Cooldown: 15s): Sweep highlights all Survivors within a 120 feet diameter of any of Sweep's mines for 10 seconds. Green Hill Green Hill, as the name suggests, is a grassy and green area filled with palm trees, tiki torches, and smaller Mobians called flickies. The place was once considered the home for Sonic and his friends, previously being a vibrant, colorful, and happy landscape with the occasional badnik roaming. Upon a killer entering a chase, the map quickly begins to rain as a large storm takes over the map for the rest of the round. There is water around the map where survivors, with the exception of Metal Sonic, can drown. During 80 or less, lightning starts striking down rapidly. If a survivor gets struck, the survivor gets slowed down and receives a burning effect for 3 seconds, as well as a quick health drain that takes away 35 health in its entirety. If a killer gets struck, the killer gets stunned for 2 seconds and also receives a burning effect. In the time that the killer is not in range of the survivors, the map will be lighter, have no fog, and just have a happier vibe than that of most other maps. However, when the killer does get close enough to the survivors, there will be a large flash of light and everything gets dark and gloomy, and there is rain. The former state of the map is more common at the start of a match. There is also water present on the map, with large lakes around the bottom areas being present where survivors can drown if they stick around long enough. Hide and Seek Hide and Seek is a large forested jungle area with tall palm trees, vines, lakes, fiery torches, and wooden constructions, with the whole zone being engulfed in flames at the hands of either Eggman or some variant of X. This map also includes plenty of stone ruins. The map also has an inclusion of the Altar of the Emerald, on top of which rests the all-powerful Master Emerald, although it appears to be inactive and enervated. It is one of the many random escape ring spawn locations. Mystic Caverns The map highly resembles an abandoned mine hidden deep within a ravine. There are rocks with glowing crystals, large and very long wooden catwalks and bridges, minecarts with railways, and lockers. Everything is illuminated by dim cave lights. Around the bottom of the map there is a flooded section at the floor of the ravine. Bridges and caverns have vines, metal grates, and wooden poles with lanterns scattered about to provide light. Metal lockers that are present on the map can also be entered. This map is one of the few that includes an OVERTIME mechanic, which means it gains extra time after the timer ends for survivors to escape. You Can’t Run You Can't Run is an industrial-themed power plant. The map is very maze-like with automatic doors that lead to long hallways, small rooms, or the big open area present in the center of the map, which serves as the main part of the map. Inside some rooms there are computers, pipes, shelves, boxes, and stairs. The floors and walls of the facility are exclusively metallic and there are no signs of organic life present on the map at all. Some rooms also contain a red gas that gives the rooms a red tint matching the red sky visible from outside. There are several exit doors present on the map that act as replacements for an escape ring present on other maps. This map is currently the only one to have multiple exits open at once, that being 3. During 80 or less, certain sections of the map have red gas that starts flowing and blurs vision. Upon 80 or less, YCR's Core will go critical, causing an explosion enveloping the rest of the facility as time ticks down, as well as vaporizing any poor survivors that come into contact with it. Executioners are immune to the explosion. The map exit features three reinforced exit doors that swing open simultaneously across different sections of the metallic maze once the timer reaches 80 or less or the core begins its critical countdown, allowing survivors to race through the nearest doorway into safety as red gas floods the corridors and the impending explosion shakes the entire facility, providing multiple desperate routes before the power plant fully detonates in a blinding crimson blast. Hill.GYM The map appears as a dark, gloomy dungeon likely constructed by Eggman, as seen by the broken badniks, which seems to be taken over by 2011X. It has a pitch-black ceiling, heavy dark shadows, a checkered floor, purple walls, dim torches that turn blue under specific circumstances, large red carpets and curtains, dim candlelit chandeliers, iron bars, and large pillars that extend infinitely, along with occasional rooms that show the outside world. Many vines can be seen along walls as well as statues of Eggman or 2011X. Lava is visible from behind barred off windows on stairs. Currently this map has no actual hazards on it. It does however have an OVERTIME mechanic. This can be activated if the initial 80 seconds have passed during the escape sequence, thus making the timer say OVERTIME and giving an 20 extra seconds to escape through the ring until it fully closes. Not Perfect Not Perfect appears as a bright, colorful imaginary world. It is filled with many bumpers that can bounce both sides, many colorful springs that rapidly change color whenever hit, and plenty of floating platforms, blocks, spinning hearts, flying emerald green birds, and large rooved platforms to act as a camp spot for the survivors. This map is unique compared to the other maps currently in the game as players can fall under the map if they jump between the many platforms lining the stage, causing them to take significant damage and respawn. This map is currently the only one where players are able to jump into the void, which teleports them back to where they first spawned during the round. Executioners take no damage when falling. As for survivors, falling deals 35 damage and 45-50 damage to Metal Sonic. There are also many bumpers present around the map that bounce players away upon contact, occasionally ragdolling them. 2011X’s Castle 2011X’s Castle is the dilapidated, decrepit, dysfunctional, and abandoned base of Dr. Eggman, formerly his base of operations before the multiversal collapse. 2011X’s Castle appears as a large, decrepit, and abandoned base with mostly purple bricks, metallic grey tiles, and checkered floors. It is riddled with red curtains, some of which having the Eggman Empire logo, green-tinted-grey-pillars, multiple stone statues of Eggman, and small Fireburners on entrances. It has been given the presence of Red-Rings. When entering the final-80, this map gains a heavily oversaturated hue. As mentioned previously, the map contains 2 main mechanics: namely Fireburners, which activate every 15 seconds having 3 small bursts of fire as a warning before shooting out a stream of fire, dealing 20 damage to survivors who are hit by it and stunning executioners for 1.5s. It also contains Red-Rings, which are present on most maps, dealing 9-19 damage-over-time yet increasing speed. Kind and Fair Kind and Fair takes inspiration from the original zone while taking some elements from Toy Kingdom. It is a large, bright themepark filled with flashy rainbow tiles used for bridges, glowing arrow railings, a joyful brown, tan, green, blue, and pink color palette, as well as multiple stalls for popcorn, candy, and ice-cream. There are also various toy teacups riddled around the map as well as small flags raised up on red metallic poles. The corpses of Cream and Vanilla can be found on this map, but those are alternate universe versions. Under the effects of the final-80, fireworks begin to shoot and the map's lights are disabled. Ink Palace Ink Palace is a large, cartoony version of a factory. It has an entirely orange, yellow, and black color palette with multiple wooden planks, with some hanging off the nails, large droopy and old cloths, multiple boxes hanging from chains, and the key factor: the Ink Machine hanging in the center room. There are also large metal plated bridges above ink lakes with multiple barrels and crates scattered around. In the back section of the Ink Palace, a large cartoonish town is seen. The corpses of Bendy and Boris are found on this map, but again, alternate universe versions. This map has 1 simple mechanic and 1 exclusive mechanic. It has normal springs similarly to other maps, though said springs have been retextured to ink pipes. However, when the final 80 initiates, a flood of ink begins to happen, and if one stays underneath the ink for around 25 seconds, the survivor will immediately die even if on first life. Snowdin Snowdin appears similarly to the original map while containing small references to Undertale YELLOW. It is a large snowy area with large grey castle-like walls, small grey-brick-platforms with benches, large old fashioned lights scattered around, and brick houses with snowy roofs. Large snowy pine trees are also seen. This map houses Sans' booth. Snowdin has 1 mechanic: those being springs which have been re-textured to jump-pads. Waterfall This map has a mostly dark grey, black, rocky, and cavelike appearance with large beautiful blue waterfalls falling from the ceiling. It has a large main structure with metallic railings and a carved out section allowing visitors to get to the top, with Sans' booth located in front to the right side. Large wooden bridges over beautiful glowing blue liquid are on certain sections of the map. Dark grey grass is seen at the center of the wooden bridges. A hole in the ceiling shining light down is seen with Cream's umbrella on top. This map only has 1 mechanic: those being springs which have been re-textured to jump-pads. Inkwell Isle Inkwell Isle, as stated previously, the map takes inspiration from the 3 main isles in Cuphead. It is one of the largest maps in the game with mostly grassy terrain, non-collidable bushes, trees, large flowers, and occasional walkable rainbow bridges. Otherwise there are small sections of purely dirt and stone. There is also a large center section with a large ferris wheel, one large red and black dice, a large red circus, and a large umbrella. There are also the occasional golden arches and tents. This map houses the home of Cuphead, Mugman, and Elder Kettle. This map has only 3 hazards/mechanics: those being basic red-rings which increase character's speed but blur vision, prevent chase themes from playing, and lower hp from a value of 9-19. There are also straight spike lines scattered across the map dealing 15 damage to survivors and stunning executioners for 1.5s, knocking both parties back. The springs on this map are re-textured to jump-pads. Yorick’s Resting Place Yorick’s Resting Place appears to be a dark forest with several cliffs, rock archways, autumn trees, rock walls, and purple acid rivers running through the entire map. Stepping in one of the rivers gives Poisoned for 5s. This applies for both killers and survivors. Multiple bridges are present along the river to cross without harm. There are two cliffs. The first one being a big cliff that's connected to the ground having a two-story house with 2 entrances and 1 exit, with only one entrance being open at the top of it. Inside the house there is a dining room and a witches brew. Only the first floor is accessible due to the stairs being broken and covered by debris. The house is somewhat damaged, having multiple broken windows, the broken stairs as mentioned earlier, and a wall of the second floor being broken and exposing Builderman's desk. Behind the house is an acid lake with a giant black tree and multiple white rocks inside it. This cliff is next to a big waterfall which ejects the acid from the rivers. The second cliff can be seen on the ground close to the cliff with the house as a large cliff with a white temple at the top of it in front of the waterfall. There is a small graveyard with a large decorative altar and a giant tree at the center of it. Yorick's Resting Place appears as a large rectangular map that is divided by rock archways and walls, with Poisoned rivers dividing the map further. Large rock pillars are dotted around the map with autumn trees also around the map. There are three cliffs: a small one with a graveyard with a large decorative altar and a giant tree at the center of it. The smaller cliff leads to a bigger one which is also connected to the ground that has a black house with orange wood used for the porch and windows and a gray roof. The house is clearly damaged with a broken wall inside of it, several broken windows, a wall of the second floor being broken, and the upstairs being blocked by debris covering the stairs. The third cliff can be seen on the ground as a large cliff with a white