The Gauntlet

Alan viewed the long list of possible words his head spinning, each had a description of the world he will be on but it was way too much possibilities. As he commanded the list to scroll down further he noticed that the scroll bar present barely moved and was only shown as a dot on top.

‘Is there no search option for this?’ Alan thought to himself looking at the top of the menu when suddenly a search window appeared with multiple possible tags that can be filtered but still after the first search with the tag magic a long list appeared. Sighing and wondering how to narrow it down further, Alan was close to checking the favourite tab and select one there, when he noticed a selection on the top right of the search window simply shown as ‘gauntlet’. Curious he willed the selection and a window popped up.

Gauntlet

The Gauntlet will test the user through a series of worlds where they are given objectives to complete. You are given only 2 chances to complete a level within imposed limits after which you will truly die. If you fail once you will be given a chance to come back to the main menu selection or try one more time. Upon failure and returning to the main menu only 1% of the worlds will be available. However if you are able to complete the whole gauntlet, a total of 100 levels, you will be eligible to a total of 5 worlds selection. You may choose to stay in a world after you have completed your tasks and proceed to the next when you wish so.

Note: Cheat points can be used however you will not be able to use your ‘wish’ power.

PS: Winning the Gauntlet will also allow the user to ascend to heaven if he so wish to.

‘Well this seems to be an interesting option at least, but I might get killed easily in these worlds and end up dead way too fast… On the other hand it gives me 5 world to explore upon completion and if it is really too hard I can still come back even with a heavy penalty. As an added bonus its a way out to get to heaven. This place sounds like someplace I would love to stay in but in the end is not real...’