A wager between worlds, initiated by the "gods," links two worlds that had nothing to do with each other.
This is a game in which the worlds themselves are the stakes. The winners cling to survival; the losers are reduced to expendable resources.
As the saying goes, there will always be creatures on the ground brave enough to face the majesty of thunder! But... when "mighty" ants crawl out of their sand jars, and "all-knowing" pieces leap off the board,
what awaits them is another wager that began long ago. The "wheel" of fate has already turned. "Time" cannot see the way home, and those who steal fortune have lost their chance to exploit it. Joining the game becomes their final "freedom."
The "gods" once regarded as enemies have long since become chips on the gambling table.
In this thrilling contest of wits, even "existence" becomes a stake placed on the scales.
Lose, and everything comes to an end...
Fortunately, the battles are quite detailed, but the plot is a bit scattered. It seems to be a group portrait. I always feel that everyone shares the screen equally and it looks weird.