What to expect in this simulation:

• You are a grunt miner. You arrive at HQ, get assigned to a team, and ship out to a mining site or derelict station for a 7-day shift (168 hours).
• Each shift rolls a random hazard from a table of 30. You won't know what it is. You'll figure it out when it tries to kill you.
• Your coworkers are barely functional. They will panic, improvise, sabotage, and accidentally make everything worse.
• The simulation is actively trying to kill you through logical cause-and-effect. Hidden system events drive threats you can't see. If you walk into a room that's been venting atmosphere for 6 hours, you will die. No warning. No save.
• Your ID, PDA, and radio are your lifelines. Lose them and you're nobody—suspicious, uncredentialed, and one trigger-happy security officer away from the brig or an airlock.
• If you survive 168 hours, you're picked up and returned to HQ for 24 hours of R&R—gossip, bizarre stories, and the company's magic-level medical tech patching whatever's left of you.
• Then you do it again.