Rules and transparency

You buy trips. A trip is one full timed run through the 35 obstacles. Dying does not end the trip: you respawn at the last checkpoint and the clock keeps running, so every death costs you time. When the round closes, the fastest verified times take the prizes.

The game runs in seasons, and each season is played in rounds. Each round has its own cash prizes and its own closing date. Season 1 · Launching Round awards three prizes in Colombian pesos to the three fastest verified times: $1.000.000 COP for 1st place, $300.000 COP for 2nd and $200.000 COP for 3rd. Separately, our long-term goal is to award more than $10,000,000 USD in prizes accumulated across all seasons.

The round closes at the published date and time shown by the countdown. At that instant the leaderboard is frozen: the three fastest verified times take 1st, 2nd and 3rd place. Runs in progress when the clock hits zero do not count, and the trip is returned to your account.

Prohibited: bots, automation scripts, TAS (tool-assisted speedruns), AI agents, input macros, hardware that emulates a keyboard, and shared accounts. Opening developer tools, leaving the tab, or losing connection during a run voids that run's time — you are warned before every trip.

To ensure everyone competes on equal terms and to protect every peso spent on trips, the players holding prize positions when the round closes go through a video-call verification session with four cameras: one facing them, two pointed at the computer from angles we specify, and one aimed at the keyboard. This confirms the time came from pure skill and not from any method we consider cheating. If the player refuses this review, they immediately forfeit the prize and the next fastest time moves up.

The 35 obstacles are the same for everyone and are never changed during a round already in progress. Difficulty scales with the prize: as prizes grow in future rounds, the course becomes more demanding. Any change is announced publicly in advance and never applied mid-round.