You won't remember anything, so it's not like it matters if I tell you. Not just because of this place, but because the shock of dying tends to make it so people just don't remember.

We make you play games, though. Like darts or billiards, easy stuff that you'll know how to do, usually with one other dead person. That part's pretty much just to give you a task to focus on. You're encouraged to talk to each other, you start to get your memories of dying back after a while, and the arbiter overseeing things - that's what we are, arbiters - changes stuff around as we see fit to make things easier or harder for you. Altering the game to keep tension up.

We also get all your life's memories shoved into our heads at one point before the game starts. The arbiters, I mean.

We judge you based on how you play the game, and how you react to being put under pressure, and how you treat the other person playing with you. Your memories are decent resources but not enough to judge you on, we have to actually see you doing stuff.

No appeals, though, once the decision is made. You either get sent back to the living world to be reincarnated at someone else or you're sent to the void.