It started as a middle school gym class game. Over decades, capture the flag evolved into a nationally televised professional sport — and then, as violence and advanced weaponry crept in, a matter of life and death. Society reorganized around it. The leaderboard became the measure of a person's worth. Mothers spank their children for poor gym class rankings. What began as a game has consumed everything. A satirical action game about competitive sports taken to their logical conclusion.