In this short scene, we learn that the game is called "Smash" and that it's being played on the third floor of a fancy hotel in New York City. There are 18 other people in the hotel, and they're all playing the same game: "Smash." The hotel is described as a "fancy place" with "lots of people" and "a grade-a-game too." It's not a good thing that the hotel is full of people, and the game isn't fun at all. The hotel's "training rooms" are described as "high-altitude" or "space" training rooms, depending on which floor you're on. We learn that floors 58 and 67 are "simulation training rooms" and floors 69 and 70 are "space simulation training rooms." We're also told that floors 68 and 72 are "high altitude" training and floors 73 and 74 are "simulator training rooms," which means that the rooms on the 68th and 73rd floors aren't actually high-altitude training, but space-like training. The game's goal, the narrator tells us, is to "regain your strength." He suggests that you take a "nutrient solution" to get your strength back, but the solution will also be painful, so you might want to think about taking a "physiotherapy service" instead.