I'll Never Play Survival Games in Yokohama Again!

What's it like to play a war-survival game in real life? Kurokawa Yu, who's about to develop PTSD from TWOM: Didn't ask, just showed up. I just got out of the game and am currently on the run. Putting my real name on the line to call out @Clean and Fresh, Let's Die Together and @The Tainted: no romance, no story, no sister-brother romance. My one experience with the game TWOM is this: Why would you have a gacha banner in a war-survival game? And if you have one, can you at least follow the policies of that special ability-user agency and clean out all the cheaters who know the script? From the start, you get a little bandage gremlin, then pull a gravity user, and on your third pull, a perverted lolicon. And that's not even getting into the green-eyed detective, the cat lover, and the healer lady who insists on dealing damage. I don't think this stupid game ever intended to let me get out alive. Reader's guide: >>1. Pick whoever you like. The options aren't limited to the bandage gremlin and hat rack in the blurb. The ending is one-on-one. >>2. The TWOM game in the story is based on The War of Mine, but has been heavily altered. Don't overanalyze it; it makes no sense. >>3. Normally updated daily, but I'm best at disappearing and writing characters out of character. >>4. No baseless plagiarism accusations, unreasonable arguments, or writing advice. Theme: Surviving in a game set against a major conflict.