Overclock

One button, one question.

PUSH, and the payout multiplies while something invisible strains toward collapse. BANK, and you keep what you've got — and give up the bigger number that was maybe one push away. Cascade, and the round's pot is gone. Five rounds. That's the game.

Your only instrument is ORACLE, an AI advisor that quotes your odds of disaster before every push. It's accurate — right up until you start using it as a permission slip. It will never tell you when that happens.

This is a bare prototype — one system, three governors, no meta-progression, made to test a single question: does the button tempt you? A run takes about five minutes.

If you play it, the one piece of feedback I actually need is a comment with two things: did you start a second run, and did ORACLE ever surprise you?