Roles
Participant
You play the role of a victim of the sect known as Strategia.
Kidnapped in the dead of night by masked men, you wake up locked in an unknown location, dressed in a strange, numbered outfit. Around you are other prisoners… all forced to participate in a series of games as cruel as they are strategic.
Here, every choice counts.
One mistake, and you disappear from this world forever.
To survive, you'll need to be strategic, forge alliances… or break them at the opportune moment. Trust is a weapon, betrayal a strategy.
Manipulate. Analyze. Survive.
Only one participant can emerge victorious.
Final reward: $500
Will you have the composure to be the last one standing?
SPECTATOR
You are not a victim…
You are the witnesses wearing a red bracelet.
From the shadows, you observe the Strategia players clashing, forming alliances, betraying each other, and falling one by one.
Each elimination brings you closer to the truth… and the final outcome.
But your role doesn't end there.
Throughout the event, you will be able to participate in prize draws by answering questions related to the world of Strategia.
The more attentive you are, the more you increase your chances of winning exclusive prizes.
🍹 Soft drinks and 🍽 food will be available to keep you company as the tension rises and the game becomes increasingly dangerous.
Observe. Analyze. Participate.
In Strategia, even those who are watching can win.
VIP SPECTATOR
You have been summoned.
No official invitation. Just a place, a time, and one rule: say nothing.
At the entrance, your passage is marked with a gold bracelet. It's not for identification... but to distinguish you. You gain access to what others will never see.
You are given a sealed document. Inside, information that few people are allowed to know. Trials. Choices. Consequences. Some will read these pages in silence. Others will understand immediately.
You take your place in reserved seats, slightly set back, where everything is visible but nothing is risky. In front of you, the game continues.
From the very first game, you must decide.
One number. Just one.
You are betting on the one who, in your opinion, will not fall.
If he's still there at the end, you get $250 back.
Time passes. The atmosphere grows heavy. You enjoy food and drinks while others pay for their choices. Draws punctuate the wait, like rewards for those who know how to observe.
You are not participating.
You're not saving anyone.
You are watching.