What is a Broadcast?
A hunt staged by The Host. Abducted Survivors must find a way out while his chosen Hunters try to stop them. Cameras and speakers turn the prison into a spectacle. Who receives the transmission remains unknown.
Unknown Organizer H-01
The voice behind
the Broadcast.
He abducts the Survivors. He recruits the Hunters. He gives them a way out — because hope is part of the ritual.
“Without hope, it isn’t a hunt. It’s only slaughter.”The Host
What we know.
Who is The Host?
The organizer behind the prison. Survivors know him as The Voice; investigators designate him Unknown Organizer H-01. He wears formal black clothing and a porcelain mask with speaker openings where a mouth should be. His real identity is unconfirmed.
What does he want?
He believes he is doing the Devil’s work. The Broadcasts are rituals built around hope, fear, rescue, temptation and betrayal. He wants people to make choices under pressure, not simply die immediately.
Why do the Hunters serve him?
He found them desperate, disgraced or unwanted and offered what they craved: authority to The Keeper, knowledge to The Tracker, territory to The Groundsman. Each believes he rescued them. Equipment, privileges and his approval reinforce their devotion.
Why these Survivors?
They were ordinary people before their disappearance. Their personal histories, connections and the pattern behind their selection remain classified.
Is he supernatural?
His devotion is real; the source of the voice he follows is unresolved. Occult marks, hidden shrines and sacrificial seals run through the prison. Whether he serves something supernatural, a deception or his own delusion remains part of the mystery.
What is the Fog?
The Fog closes around the prison as the Broadcast runs out of time. In the current development build, total engulfment ends the match at 18 minutes. What the Fog is, and how it connects to the larger ritual, remains classified.
Does escape matter?
Yes. Getting out is a real victory. It does not answer who is watching, what the ritual is preparing for, or whether a Survivor is safe from being taken again.
The mark he leaves
A broken
transmission circle.
Look for it on equipment, in maintenance spaces and among the records. The prison’s old infrastructure now carries his ritual.
His voice travels through radios, televisions, intercoms, telephones and emergency speakers. He rarely needs to enter the room.
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Be there before the doors open.
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