Official Rules of the "Death Survival Game"

Republic of Kandnatz – 2067 National Survival Qualification Re-certification Program (NSR)

I. Game Objective

The "Death Survival Game" is a large-scale, enclosed, live-action survival competition launched by the Republic of Kandnatz in 2067. It centers on survival challenges, competition for resources, teamwork, and psychological maneuvering. Participants must navigate a series of high-stakes stages to secure the right to survive and win a substantial cash prize.

II. Participants and Registration

* Participants must be between 18 and 65 years of age and undergo identity and physical health screenings.

* General participants may register voluntarily; special participants are selected via random invitation by the system.

* Prior to official entry, participants may decline or withdraw their applications.

* Once the game has officially begun, participants may not exit of their own accord; unauthorized departure will result in elimination.

* Each participant is assigned a unique identification number and an electronic ID tag.

III. Basic Game Rules

* All participants must adhere to the rules announced for each stage and abide by the rulings of the AI ​​adjudicators.

* The game utilizes a point-based system. Each participant begins with 100 points, which influence resource allocation, medical access, and stage rankings.

* Participants are free to form teams, trade, forge alliances, or compete against one another; however, damaging core game infrastructure is strictly prohibited.

* Each stage features specific objectives, time limits, and completion criteria. Failure to meet these requirements results in elimination.

* Confrontation between participants is permitted, and certain stages may involve lethal risks. Specific restrictions are governed by the rules of the current stage.

* The game is monitored in real-time by a central AI system. Participants are prohibited from accepting unauthorized external assistance.

IV. Game Stages

* Stage 1: Urban Ruins. Participants must scavenge for resources, complete tasks, and qualify for advancement within an enclosed urban environment.

* Stage 2: Resource Allocation. Participants must form teams, manage limited supplies, and establish systems for resource distribution and administration.

* Stage 3: The Trust Game. The system releases a mix of genuine and false information, testing the participants' judgment, cooperation, and trust.

* Phase Four: Identity Screening. Through anonymous voting and team-based decision-making, participants determine who remains eligible for subsequent phases.

* Phase Five: The Hunters. Certain participants are assigned unique equipment and objectives, while standard participants must complete survival challenges within a set time limit.

* Final Phase: The Survival Choice. Remaining participants may choose to collaborate to complete the final mission or accept individual challenges offered by the system.

V. Elimination and Rewards

Participants may be eliminated due to mission failure, a point balance reaching zero, serious rule violations, or fatal accidents during a stage. Those eliminated lose their eligibility to continue; fatal incidents are officially recorded as "termination of eligibility."

Participants who successfully complete all phases will receive a grand prize of up to 1.2 million Kandernaz, debt forgiveness, and corresponding security guarantees for their families. Specific rewards are subject to the regulations of the current season.

VI. Special Provisions

* Participants are strictly prohibited from disclosing internal confidential information.

* The AI ​​arbiter has the authority to pause stages, adjust objectives, and address unforeseen incidents.

* Game rules may be adjusted according to the season’s schedule, provided that such changes are announced to the participants by the system.

* Participants may uncover additional rewards and secret intelligence through hidden missions, special events, and exploration.

* The game contains undisclosed, hidden mechanisms; participants cannot know the full scope of the game content in advance.

Official Final Statement

"All participants are considered adults with full capacity for autonomous decision-making. The outcome of the game is determined by the participants' own judgment, actions, and survival skills. Choose carefully—good luck to you all."