Shards of Play

A surreal object competition show
In the halls of abandoned malls and the glow of flickering neon, a strange contest begins. Twenty vibrant objects-each carrying their own aesthetic, quirks, and secret histories-have gathered under the watch of two hauntingly elegant hosts: Sorellein, the fractured hourglass of liminal nostalgia, and Veyric, the warper of walls and echoes.
Each episode, the contestants are thrown into challenges that feel more like dreams than games: labyrinths of shifting corridors, puzzles written in light and shadow, celebrations that collapse into static, and fragile constructions that test both logic and chaos. The competitions aren't just tests of strength-they're explorations of memory, resilience, and imagination.
Some thrive on the sensory overload. Some find beauty in the cracks. Some chase victory like a sparkler in the night sky. But in a world where the walls bend and time lags behind, alliances and rivalries form as easily as reflections in broken glass.
The prize? Not money, not fame, but something far stranger: a chance to rewrite one's story and etch a permanent mark in the ever-shifting corridors of forgotten places.
"Shards of Play" is part eerie liminal fever dream, part dazzling neon playground-a show where memory hums like a fluorescent bulb, every crack hides a secret, and every object's fate gleams for a moment before vanishing like static into the dark.