PAGE 1 · THE GOAL
Win the belt. Protect the fighter.
Win 6 of 8 bouts , then beat the champion. A safety stop never counts as a loss.
Qualification example 6 WINS → TITLE
W W W W W W S · → ♛
6 wins from 8S = safety outcome · no loss
✓ Reach 6 wins, then win the title fight. A safety choice uses a bout but does not add a loss.
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Qualification ends
L L L
Three losses end the run — or once 6 wins are no longer mathematically reachable.
Safety first: stopping or withdrawing to protect the fighter is not recorded as an ordinary loss.
PAGE 2 · HOW TO PLAY
You coach. The bout runs on its own.
Tap a choice—or focus it with Tab and activate with Enter or Space .
At the bell · choose a game plan
ROUND BREAK CHOOSE ONE
FATIGUE ↑ CHECK SIGNS ◉
🛡 DEFEND take less
⚖ BALANCE even plan
✦ ATTACK hit harder
8 auto exchanges → 1 stance + one corner action
💧 Water Fatigue −12 🩺 Doctor Observe · not clearance
Your loop · follow the arrows
01 ⚒ Camp Train, rest, or observe.
02 🥊 Enter the ring Watch the automatic bout and status.
03 ↔ Read the break Pick a stance and one corner action.
04 ◉ Check · repeat · protect Stop contact when warning signs appear.
⚒ Train Skill +1 · fatigue +25 😴 Rest Fatigue −35
Game-only changes. Cut care appears only when needed; see the warning before choosing.
PAGE 3 · KEY INFORMATION
Three signals. One safer decision.
Sample ringside status. Select a cue below for a short explanation.
FIGHTER STATUS FICTIONAL GAME SIMULATION
⚠ STOP CONTACT Arrange qualified assessment
SYMPTOMS Signs shown
FATIGUE 38 / 100
HEAD MAP Fictional counter
BODY MAP Fictional counter
Explain statistics Explain exposure maps Explain safety response
Fighter stats · 1–10
💪 Power ϟ Speed 🛡 Defence ◌ Stamina
Training adds skill and fatigue. High game fatigue can lower simulated bout health.
Exposure maps · simplified
Map highlights indicate simulated exposure only.
🩹 Cut flag 👁 Eye flag ✋ Hand flag
! Warning signs → stop contact. Suspected concussion → no same-day return and seek qualified assessment. A normal-looking check, rest, or water is not medical clearance.
More: emergency signs and what the colors do not mean The maps and colors are game-only exposure indicators. They cannot diagnose, exclude, locate, or grade a real injury. After head impact, worsening headache, repeated vomiting, seizure, or declining alertness are emergency warning signs: call local emergency services (119 in South Korea).