Five Days is a powerful, emotionally immersive role-playing experience that challenges players to confront grief, fractured bonds, and unspoken histories. Each participant steps into the role of a member of a chosen family—whether bound by blood, shared experience, or deep connection, like lifelong friends, tight-knit biker crews, or even spiritual collectives—grappling with the lingering shadow of a traumatic event that still haunts them.

At its heart, Five Days is an exploration of loss and identity. It urges players to uncover buried truths, expose long-held secrets, and wrestle with their personal responsibility in a shared tragedy. The narrative unfolds across five distinct acts, each aligned with a stage of grief, guiding players through a deeply human journey to answer the central question: “What really happened that day—and why does no one dare speak of it?”

This structured yet adaptable framework provides space for raw, character-driven storytelling. The themes of sorrow, memory, and complicated family ties strike a chord across backgrounds and experiences, making it a compelling game for anyone drawn to emotionally rich roleplay.

Ultimately, Five Days is about confronting what’s been left unsaid. Only through honest reflection and collective vulnerability can the truth emerge—and with it, the possibility of healing.