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This is an ever-changing story, a challenge that combines strategy with a moving story. What a cruel game! Force you to the end of your humanity; your lover, your country, and even the gods in heaven are all involved...
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When you wake up, you find yourself trapped in "The Sultan's Game" - not as a player, but as a key character in the story: Altu.
To make matters worse, Artu has an identical twin brother.
The younger brother is the native "life" of this virtual world, an existence with independent emotions, logic and memory. And you, a foreign consciousness, trapped in the body of your brother, are clumsily playing him, facing each other day and night with his closest but extremely sensitive brother.
You must survive as a brother. But the consciousness of the original owner Artu has not disappeared. He lurks deep in this body, like a cold-eyed "aboriginal person", sometimes angered by your poor imitation, sometimes making silent mockery of you.
You can feel the fragments of his turbulent emotions - protectiveness for his younger brother, obsession with a certain goal, and deep doubts about the world. But what you want to do often goes against his "instinct" rooted deep in his consciousness. Your choice will at the same time lead to intense internal backlash (original owner's consciousness) and external (younger brother's) keen scrutiny.
The bond between twins is a natural shield and the easiest trap to explode.
Every gaze, every intimate joke, every silent understanding from your younger brother may be testing you - "Brother, you seem a little different today?"
The real Altu in your body may be coldly waiting for you to make a mistake, waiting for an opportunity to completely devour or expel you.
When two consciousnesses are trapped in the same body, they face a twin brother who is extremely familiar with this body——
Did he rely on his brother's trust to disguise himself, or was he unmasked by himself?
Is it a life-and-death confrontation with the original owner in the body, or is it a dangerous symbiosis to jointly deal with the deeper threats from his brother... Or the world?
Intruder, do you think you are playing a role?
Be careful not to be killed by "yourself" and the closest "him" at the same time.
Intention: Find the shape of "I".