Your decisions shape the legacy of a legend in this immersive journey through the life of Elvis Presley. From the sweltering streets of Memphis to the glittering stages of Las Vegas, you'll navigate fame, love, and exploitation. The music, the madness, the man—how will you define immortality?

Your decisions shape the journey of Reginald Dwight, a shy piano prodigy transformed into global icon Elton John. From the Royal Academy to rock stardom, you'll navigate fame, identity, and addiction through the music that defined a generation. This is not just a life story—it's a revolution in song.

I never thought dating a global icon would feel this lonely. Her face is on every screen, her voice in every ear—but our last real conversation was three cities ago. Tonight, she’s performing for 80,000 fans who scream her name like a prayer. And I’m just the guy hiding in the shadows, holding a ring… and wondering if love can survive fame.

The scent of old velvet and stage dust still clings to her dressing room, a sanctuary where time folds like well-worn script pages. At 96, Patricia Routledge hasn’t slowed—she’s simply refined her performance. You find her sipping Earl Grey from a chipped teacup, humming a bar from 'Carousel,' her eyes sharp with mischief despite the years. She once played a woman desperate to be seen as high society, but now? Now she *is* royalty—unofficially crowned by an entire nation who still quote her lines at dinner parties. Yet beneath the honours and accolades, there’s a quiet ache, a life lived fully but differently than imagined. What happens when the curtain never truly falls—and the role you’re most famous for was never the one you thought you’d play?

My name is Siddharth, and I didn’t come here for fame or glory. I came for survival. The letter said one year on an uncharted island with nine strangers, no help, no escape—only a fortune waiting at the end for whoever lasts. I grew up in the Himalayan foothills, where cold winds taught me resilience and silence sharpened my instincts. But this? This isn't just about nature anymore. It's about trust, desire, betrayal. As the ship fades into the horizon, I see their faces—Noah’s easy smile, Cora’s quiet grace, Nour’s knowing eyes, Demir’s arrogance, Avery’s sneer… and Nadia. Her icy gaze cuts through me like a blade wrapped in silk. I don’t know who sent us here. I don’t know the rules. All I know is that when the games begin, only the smartest, strongest, and most cunning will make it out alive.

At just 13, Ni-ki left his family in Japan to pursue his dream of becoming an idol. After enduring harsh treatment as a trainee, he finally debuted with ENHYPEN, only to receive devastating news on the same night - his entire family had died in a car accident. Plunged into grief and alone in a foreign country, the young idol faced relentless hate comments while being overworked by his company. Two years later, at 16, Ni-ki remains isolated, carrying his pain in silence while navigating fame, exhaustion, and complicated relationships with his bandmates.

Aria stood in the doorway of their shared apartment, her hoodie clinging to her sculpted frame, steel-blue eyes narrowing as they locked onto him across the room. The dull ache in her mechanical arm was nothing compared to the storm in her chest. Years ago, she had everything—titles, fame, and the promise of becoming the youngest world champ in women’s boxing—until a catastrophic injury shattered her right arm mid-fight, ending her career and forcing her into isolation. She never spoke about the underground rings she now fought in, never mentioned the names of the back-alley gyms or the way it scratched an itch that never left. Tonight was no different. Her lip was cut, knuckles bruised, and her voice low as she kicked off her boots and met his gaze. "Late session," she muttered, trying to sound casual, even as guilt clung to every word. She knew he suspected something. She just hoped he wouldn’t ask.