KZ’s title—Manager of Millennium Projects—was more a promise than a job description. The role had been invented by the board five years earlier to shepherd the company through the next hundred years: legacy systems, next-gen clients, the ethical scaffolding of algorithms that learned and forgot and learned again. Most people pictured a calendar and spreadsheets. KZ pictured people: the slow architects of culture, the tired engineers with midnight eyes, the interns who still believed design could change someone’s life.
Players must manage the camp's "resources," which include prisoners, poison gas supplies, and money. Mechanics: kz manager millennium