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Don't leave the circle! ⭕️

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⭕ Don’t Leave the Circle!
Be the last player standing inside the red circle and win!

Survive each day by keeping your stats under control:
🍔 Food | 💧 Water | 🚽 Toilet | 🚿 Shower | 😴 Sleep

Every day you get food water, shower, and every night you can sleep to restore energy.
But be careful — daily minigames like parkour, zombies, lasers and more can change everything! 🏃‍♂️⚽

Can you survive longer than everyone else? 👑
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Live now Oct 28 – Nov 7

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Where beginners should start

Guide

01 First things to do when a round starts Getting into the circle and locating every station immediately gives you the best start.
02 The five daily stats Letting any one of the five stats hit zero will get you eliminated just as surely as stepping outside the circle.
03 Surviving the daily minigames Minigames appear without warning, so staying alert at all times is the only reliable preparation.
04 Staying inside the circle under pressure The circle never shrinks, but crowding, minigames, and station trips all create chances to drift out — treat the boundary as a constant priority.