K-17 • THE LAST LANDING
SING WITH THE CREW
Grab a wooden spoon. That's your mic.
YOU WERE INVITED
saved you a seat. Pick your number below. Your crew is waiting.
CHOOSE YOUR WOODEN SPOON
Your spoon is your mic. It shows up on the bar, your crew photo and your share card.
Tap a spoon.
COLLAR COMMUNICATOR
What is the communicator?
Every crew member wears one. You can't see it. That's the point. It's also a cloaking device.
In public: touch your collarbone. Crew who see it will know. Everyone else won't notice a thing. Touch yours back and you've found each other.
Alone: the touch still goes out. Even when nobody's there, it carries one message: remember me for wanting harmony.
Morning and night: touch the badge, touch your collarbone, say "begin again." That's how crew sign on, and how crew sign off.
CHOOSE YOUR POST
Every post counts. Pick the one that fits tonight.
- Grab a spoon. It's your mic.
- Whoever holds the phone is the bartender. The bartender changes every song: pass the phone left.
- The bartender spins. Everyone yells "STOP!" The card says how to sing, and the game picks the song.
- The bartender taps Spoons up. Everyone counts down from 5, and the song starts on "Sing!"
- Everyone shouts a score from 1 to 17. The highest score counts. Anything goes wrong? Say "Begin again."
What does the bartender do?
The bartender is whoever holds the phone. For one song, they run the bar:
- Spin the card.
- Tap Spoons up and lead the countdown.
- Tap the score the room shouts.
- Pass the phone to the left. The next person is bartender.
How many can play?
Each song is one singer's turn. "All 8" gives up to 8 singers their own song. Fewer than 8? Go around again. We recommend everyone sings twice. More than 8? Team up when a card says Two Spoons.
Some crew play for hours. We hope you do.
HOW MANY SONGS TONIGHT?
PICK YOUR SHIFT
YOUR SONG
Bartender: tap it and lead the room. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, sing! The song and the timer start together.
Video stuck or not loading? Open the song in YouTube, start it there, then come back and tap Start timer.
Open in YouTubeSHIFT COMPLETE. SCORE IT!
Everyone shout a number. Tap the highest one.
Bartender: pass the phone to the left. The new bartender spins for the next singer.
LAST CALL
Everyone in the shot, spoons or finger mics raised. The game frames it for you.
New night clears tonight's scores and songs and gives the bartender their veto back.
Bartender's eyes only
Tall Orders. Three cards are taller than the rest. Land on one and everyone stands and sings the whole song standing, spoons held high. Anyone who sits too early hears "Tall order!" and pops back up.
The Doible Shift. They're too tired to spell. Whoever points out the spelling has been noticed, and on this ship, noticed means you sing next.
The numbers. The Archive unlocks cards a few at a time. When this deck came through, 13 had arrived. Then four more showed up. Auditors are still studying the pattern. If you figure it out, keep it to yourself.
NIGHT SHIFT
HOW'S YOUR SIGNAL TODAY?
1 to 17. Be honest. Nobody's watching.
TONIGHT'S SONG
Five seconds to settle in. Then the song and the timer start together.
Video stuck or not loading? Open the song in YouTube, start it there, then come back and tap Start timer.
Open in YouTubeCHECK OUT
How much did you commit? 1 to 17. Every level counts.
Shift logged. Your seat stays saved.
The Crew Code
- Crew sings to crew, not to the room.
- Keep it low in public.
- Never in a stranger's space.
- Anyone can join. Nobody is pressured.
- If asked to stop, stop with a smile.
- Lift everyone up.
- Crew is kind, watched or unwatched.
SIGNAL INTERFERENCE
Something is on the line.
Raise your finger mic.
Or press and hold the photo to save it.
Press and hold the picture to save or share it.
MAINTENANCE ADVISORY · DECK 2
Never touch your Away Spoon to your collar communicator.
You won't hear it. But mic plus communicator gives off a pitched frequency, and some programs aboard do hear it. They've asked us, politely, to ask you, politely, not to.
Accidents happen. That's why Maintenance runs 24/7.
But maintenance crew sleep too. Keep a respectful distance between your mic and your communicator, and let them.
Every choice you make here carries out into the ship around you.
Thank you. Begin again.
FEEDBACK DETECTED
ERASE YOUR CREW FILE?
This erases everything on this phone: your crew number, your spoons, your Away Spoon photo, tonight's scores, the veto, your Night Shift log and your badge check-ins. Just want a new number? Use "Change my number" instead. It keeps everything else.
Your shift here is done.
The ship isn't. Somebody needs a hand somewhere.
Some rooms aren't on any map. Keep taking shifts.