In this decentralized arena of ideological warfare, players — loyal comrades — are assigned to one of three brigades (Red, Blue, or Green). The objective is deceptively simple yet ruthlessly strategic: finish in the brigade with the fewest comrades when the round ends.
Like any good revolution, alliances are fragile. Comrades may desert their brigade and defect to another — but betrayal comes at a cost. Free switches are granted periodically by the Central Committee, but impatient traitors must pay a fee to the protocol treasury. The spoils of war (the prize pool) are distributed among the victorious few who remain in the smallest brigade.