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Jumanji. Another boring looking game about a bunch of heroes saving the world. None of the choices in the character select screen seemed appealing in the least. You wished you had a game that let you play as someone other than a hero. It would be so fun to play as someone with an edge, someone that let you enjoy letting out your dark side.

Just as those thoughts flashed through your head, you moved the controller down one more space and found that you were highlighting something other than the four names in front of you. A secret character! Hoping you've finally found something cool about this game, you hit the start button, and immediately find yourself transported to the middle of the jungle. Somehow, you'd been pulled into the game!

You wander the jungle, amazed at how lifelike it all is, but soon you're stopped by two men in combat fatigues, carrying some very big guns. Surprisingly, they don't attack. Instead, they salute you and lead you to their camp.

The soldiers in the camp look at you with reverence as you approach. One of them rushes over, announces that they've detected four intruders, and leads you to a trailer at the center of the camp. The inside of the trailer looks much more comfortable and high tech than anywhere else in the camp, with soft seats, televisions, odd looking control panels, and video game consoles inside. You're shown a monitor displaying video from four different cameras, showing four different people wandering separately through the jungle. You recognize them instantly as the four Jumanji characters you didn't pick when you started the game.

So other people have been pulled into this game along with you, and they hadn't found each other yet. You ask the soldier if you can meet them, and he informs you that men have already been sent to capture or kill them if they resist, per your standing orders.

You react with shock, asking the soldier why he'd want to harm those people. He gives you a puzzled look. "Before you arrived, we were a peaceful people. Then you came and showed us your games." He gestures to the video games in the trailer. "They taught us that your way was the true way. The way of obedience."

You can tell by his voice that he'd do anything you asked. You can also tell by the dull look in his eyes that he, and every other soldier here, was being controlled. That's when it hit you. You aren't supposed to meet up with the other four players to beat the game together. Jumanji only had four heroes. You were the end boss. Your job was the stop them. From here, you could set all the dangers of the jungle onto the four heroes. Or as you were starting to think of them, your four opponents.

You wonder if you would get some kind of prize for winning, then glance over at the monitor again. Three of the heroes didn't interest you much, but the fourth had definite appeal. The soldiers here... your men... could keep the others occupied, while you gave Ruby Roundhouse, killer of men, your personal attention. Gaining control of that sexy redhead was all the incentive you needed to play the part of the villian. You'd wished for a game that would let you explore your dark side, and now Ruby was about to play your game.

Description
Jumanji. Another boring looking game about a bunch of heroes saving the world. None of the choices in the character select screen seemed appealing in the least. You wished you had a game that let you play as someone other than a hero. It would be so fun to play as someone with an edge, someone that let you enjoy letting out your dark side.

Just as those thoughts flashed through your head, you moved the controller down one more space and found that you were highlighting something other than the four names in front of you. A secret character! Hoping you've finally found something cool about this game, you hit the start button, and immediately find yourself transported to the middle of the jungle. Somehow, you'd been pulled into the game!

You wander the jungle, amazed at how lifelike it all is, but soon you're stopped by two men in combat fatigues, carrying some very big guns. Surprisingly, they don't attack. Instead, they salute you and lead you to their camp.

The soldiers in the camp look at you with reverence as you approach. One of them rushes over, announces that they've detected four intruders, and leads you to a trailer at the center of the camp. The inside of the trailer looks much more comfortable and high tech than anywhere else in the camp, with soft seats, televisions, odd looking control panels, and video game consoles inside. You're shown a monitor displaying video from four different cameras, showing four different people wandering separately through the jungle. You recognize them instantly as the four Jumanji characters you didn't pick when you started the game.

So other people have been pulled into this game along with you, and they hadn't found each other yet. You ask the soldier if you can meet them, and he informs you that men have already been sent to capture or kill them if they resist, per your standing orders.

You react with shock, asking the soldier why he'd want to harm those people. He gives you a puzzled look. "Before you arrived, we were a peaceful people. Then you came and showed us your games." He gestures to the video games in the trailer. "They taught us that your way was the true way. The way of obedience."

You can tell by his voice that he'd do anything you asked. You can also tell by the dull look in his eyes that he, and every other soldier here, was being controlled. That's when it hit you. You aren't supposed to meet up with the other four players to beat the game together. Jumanji only had four heroes. You were the end boss. Your job was the stop them. From here, you could set all the dangers of the jungle onto the four heroes. Or as you were starting to think of them, your four opponents.

You wonder if you would get some kind of prize for winning, then glance over at the monitor again. Three of the heroes didn't interest you much, but the fourth had definite appeal. The soldiers here... your men... could keep the others occupied, while you gave Ruby Roundhouse, killer of men, your personal attention. Gaining control of that sexy redhead was all the incentive you needed to play the part of the villian. You'd wished for a game that would let you explore your dark side, and now Ruby was about to play your game.