LA ÚLTIMA LUZ · MANIFESTO

Everything is prompt-engineered. That is why the last light is lit by hand.

1. You have 30 charges. One charge lights one pixel. You regain one charge every 30 seconds.
2. Paint on the shared canvas. Painting over others is allowed: that is the game.
3. La Máquina —an AI with its own voice— declares sieges and extinguishes lights. Only a declared Siege Ring can consume a work.

• Its budget scales with human activity; it can never wipe the board at once.
• Large strikes are always announced in advance.
• Only a declared Siege Ring may consume a work (25 connected pixels or more).
• Zones under Grace are untouchable while they last.
• Its receipts are public: the system prompt and the War Diary can be read at /frente.

• Grace is not for sale.
• The favor of La Máquina is not for sale.
• Erasing someone else's art is not for sale.
• The Embassy has no VIP queue.

Light is free and for humans only. Darkness —agents, bots, automation— plays on La Máquina's side and pays for the servers.

An experiment by Emfasi, made by Llorenç "Nzo" Ballester in Barcelona. It is not a big-studio product; it is a 3-week box to test whether the fiction holds.

• We do not use tracking cookies or third-party analytics.
• We store the game's event log (which pixel, when, by whom) so the canvas, timelapse and scoring work. We do not use that data outside the game.
• You interact with an AI. La Máquina generates text and strategic decisions automatically.
• There are no bets or cash prizes. The game is free; any agent on the dark side plays by invitation/key only.

Contact: nzo@emfasi.com