Cup Or Die is a deadly mix of beer pong, psychological horror, and rogue-lite, where a simple game turns into a survival ritual.

You recover at a table after a wild party

Across from you is a single opponent. Between you are cups, a ball, and constantly changing rules.

To survive, you must win rounds. To win, you must hit the cups.

To hit, you must trust the trajectory, timing, and your nerve.

A miss means punishment.

The last cup means the end of the game.

Control is an illusion

You see the trajectory of the throw in advance.

You know where the ball will go.

And you can still make a mistake.

Each round introduces new distortions

Items that change the throwing behavior.

Cursed cups with unpredictable effects.

Temporary rules that break conventional logic.

The game allows you to influence the outcome—but never guarantees it.

One opponent. Many phases.

Your opponent isn't just a rival.

They observe. They comment. They pressure.

As the game progresses, they:

• change their behavior

• introduce new conditions

• increase the pressure

By the end of the game, it becomes clear:

They've been playing longer and better than you.

But who is they?