About This Game

Not the Anomaly Game You Know

In classic anomaly games, you look at a single room on your own and decide whether something is wrong. In this game, the answer isn't hidden in one room. Every round has two rooms, and your team has to split up between them.

How the Game Works

At the start of each round, the team spreads out across the two rooms. Each player carefully inspects the room they are in and reports what they see to the team. Then everyone combines the information from both rooms and decides: is there an anomaly this round, or not?

The anomaly rule is simple but merciless: what matters isn't that something exists, but that the two rooms are inconsistent with each other.

How to Detect an Anomaly

To understand what an anomaly is, you only need to know three situations:

1. If the two rooms are identical, there is no anomaly.
If both rooms contain the same things and there are no differences between them, there is no anomaly this round. The team's correct decision is to report that nothing is wrong and move on to the next room.

2. If the same strange element appears in both rooms, there is no anomaly.
Seeing a monster in one room doesn't mean there is an anomaly by itself. If there is a monster in both rooms, that is consistent and doesn't count as an anomaly. Not everything that looks weird is dangerous. What matters is whether the element is present in both rooms.

3. If an element exists in only one room, there is an anomaly.
If there is a monster in one room but not in the other, that inconsistency is an anomaly. The same rule applies to objects, lighting, item placement and every other detail of the room.

This system turns every round into a communication and deduction puzzle. What you see in one room means nothing on its own. The right decision can only be made when the observations from both rooms are compared.

Why It's Different

• True teamwork: No single group can make the right call alone. The information from each room is equally important.

• Scalable team structure: Whether you are two players or a bigger squad, the game splits everyone between the two rooms and gives every player a meaningful role.

• Attention and communication: Describing what you see accurately and clearly is just as important as what you see.

• Deceptive safety: Seeing a monster in one room can cause panic, but if it's in the other room too, there's no problem. The team needs to stay calm.

• Replayability: Every round has a different layout, and inconsistencies show up in new ways every time.

Side Systems

Beyond the anomaly rounds, the game offers a social space where you can hang out.

Lobby
Between games, you can freely spend time with your friends in the lobby. The lobby is more than a waiting area. Here you can play basketball with your friends, chat, and get ready for the next game.

Coin System
You earn coins by finding anomalies correctly and completing rounds successfully. Your performance is directly reflected in your earnings.

Slot Machine
You can spend your coins at the slot machine in the lobby. The prizes from the spins include cosmetic skins for your character.

Customization
By equipping the skins you win from the slot machine, you can give your character a unique look. Expand your collection and stand out in your team with your own style.

Game Features

• Multiplayer co-op experience to play with your friends

• Original anomaly mechanic where the team is split between two rooms

• Progression made up of 16 rounds

• Deduction system based on combining observations from two rooms

• Interactive lobby and basketball court to hang out with your friends

• Coin earning and slot machine system

• Character customization by equipping skins