Virtual Green welcomes 14 new contestants to compete in its second season. As the contestants gather in the waiting room, Green announces that this time, the team captains will select the players. The contestants must showcase their "special" skills in a talent show, which will be judged by Virtual Green and Virtual Red.

The contestants face in around of dodgeball much like from the first season. If your hit with the ball you're out!

Virtual Red presents the twinkle to the contestants, who then compete in a continuous three-hour challenge to keep the twinkle away from one another. Failure to do so may result in elimination.

The contestants must climb a long flight of stairs. To go and press the red button on top.

The contestants may select three players from their team to compete against each other in a 3 vs 3 challenge. Ryan is weirded out by Jashin's comments. Mike did not anticipate something happening.

Similar to the first season, contestants are required to stand on the selected colored block. If they fail to do so, the block disappears and they fall. Virtual Red infuriates the contestants by throwing props at them. Virtual Green announces a new immunity system included in eliminations.

The contestants must exit the abandoned warehouse without being caught by the Beast. Virtual Green chooses Bryce and Kitsune as the beasts. Things do not proceed as planned with Gianna. Mike appears to be scared.

Virtual Green has announced three new teams, each consisting of five members. The contestants are tasked with constructing a machine that must receive approval from both Virtual Red and Virtual Green. Meanwhile, a significant conflict arises between Austin and Ember, leading to complications.

Virtual Green revives a challenge from its first season. New teams are assembled, and contestants select one member from their team for the challenge. Mike and Nathan compete in a head-to-head race, with Mike taken aback by what he hears.

Virtual Green has been out of sight lately, causing concern among the contestants. Virtual Red instructs them to locate Virtual Green and return him.

The contestants are teleported to a maze Virtual Green build. Their challenge is to escape the maze and be the first team to do so. Bryce thinks this challenge is a piece of cake. While everyone gets disturbed by what's happening with Gianna.

The contestants engage in a tug of war to test their strength and abilities. Mike and Bryce have an argument. For the most part, the contestants are sizing each other up to determine who is the strongest.

The contestants are presented with a challenge by Virtual Green: each takes turns throwing five darts. To win, they must hit the bullseye. Ryker does a little sacrificing for the team.

Blake and Nathan are chosen to be the taggers. The contestants are playing a game called laser tag. Whichever tagger can hit the team first wins the challenge.

Virtual Green revives old memories by reintroducing the inaugural challenge from season one. Ryan and Gwen have been selected as the taggers, while Mike, with a broken leg, is sitting out for the challenge.

Virtual Green tells the contestants they have officially reached the merge. The contestants have to stack the eliminated contestant's heads in order they were eliminated.

The block battle challenge returns for a third time. Kistune and Virtual; Red gets into an argument over props. Gwen and Virtual Red get into a big conflict at the elimination area over what Virtual Red did to her.

Ryan is ecstatic about his new console, which he purchased with his own earnings. Virtual Green has announced that the contestants will compete in a battle royale. Weapons will be scattered throughout the forest area, and loot will be contained in chests.

The final-four contestants play a little game of truth or dare with a twist. They are chosen the truths or dares by the eliminated players.

The eliminated contestants have to vote out one of the final three contestants remaining.

Recreating the final challenge, Kitsune and Bryce go head-to-head on a floating platform. Bryce becomes intrigued by Virtual Red's ideas of tossing props and other items onto the platform.