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Ongoing, First published Feb 02
When a strange message popped up on Iris's phone, she didn't expect a link to a game that would change her life forever. Trapped in a neon-lit world with no exit button, she finds herself surrounded by other players, people she has never met before, all of whom seem just as lonely and lost as she is.

But this game isn't like any other she's played before. There is no score, and there are no winners.
Instead, the system gives them quiet, deeply personal quests that force them to talk, trust, and confront the things they've been running from.

The more they open up, the closer they get to logging out, because the game's true purpose was never for entertainment, but to save them.

The only problem was that Iris had already made up her mind about being alive.

Prompt: 60. You download a new app that promises to cure your boredom, and it delivers far more than you ever expected.
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