locations, characters, and objects, have a role in the game mechanics comparable to elements in other versions of the world. Additionally, all versions of the world have the map, satchel, and vial of medicine. Although each game involves a completely new map, some characters are found across all versions of the game while others are not. The world of the Hollow changes with each game. Returning the Ishibo to the Ironwood Treeįixing the teleporter on the space shuttle*ĭefeating Colrath in the Final Boss Battle Tasks marked with an asterisk (*) may not be required. The tasks are outlined in the table below. Furthermore, Vanessa contradicts this statement when she explains how she avoided 'the usual distractions and detours' of the game, suggesting that not all tasks are necessary to complete. For example, the Weird Guy states that both teams must complete 'all tasks' but never outlines exactly what all the tasks are. The mechanics of the game are never fully explained in The Hollow, which leads to some unanswered questions. If one player dies in the game, then their entire team is disqualified. In order to win the game, a team must complete all tasks and make it back together.

Five power points are allotted to each team at the start of the game. Players can summon him for help at any time, but it costs them one power point each time. If a player dies during the game, the player and their teammates are disqualified and returned to the real world. However, it is forbidden for two players to choose the same power. Before starting the game, each player chooses a secret superpower that they can use during the game.

Three player games in real life