About the project
A first-person game where you are the umpire, not the athlete. The match is physically simulated in front of you and the engine always knows the truth — so you can bend every close call, limited only by how much suspicion the crowd tolerates. Six sports share one official and one reputation, and two TV commentators who remember your whole career. In badminton the night is shot like a broadcast: the umpire leads the players on and tosses the coin, the players shake hands at the end, and a removed umpire is walked off court. Every sport's on-screen score is laid out like its own television broadcast — BWF, FIVB, the tennis tours, WTT — and every venue is dressed like a real Malaysian event, from an indoor Kuala Lumpur tennis stadium to a beach volleyball court at Pantai Cenang, with sponsor boards, TV cameras, courtside crew and flags in the crowd. Sepak takraw is refereed to ISTAF’s 2024 rules, down to the tekong’s standing foot in the service circle.