Narrative

A short claymation horror game about feeding a strange fireplace.

THEY. ARE. HUNGRY. Will you feed them?

Echo Ridge is a first-person mystery set around a quiet remote forest caught in a time loop. Explore, climb, and gather what you need to find a way out before first light. If you don't make it, there's always tomorrow. OR you don't have to escape if you don't wanna. You could just hang out.

Explore, solve environmental puzzles, and step into the future your choices create. In this first-person narrative adventure spanning 1963 to 2050, a thriving greenhouse can become a lifeless room. Return to pivotal decisions and discover what could have been.

Frank Frantic starts out in a junk shop and ends up on a continent from 335 million years ago. In between: a woman who hits VERY hard, a millionaire with too many secrets and a stone god with a broken heart. A point & click adventure with sharp humor, barrel-aged for 20 years.

Welcome to the Ishitsubutsu Management Bureau. Earn ¥10,000 an hour inspecting cursed objects. Compare each item with its inspection record, identify anomalies, and choose to Store, Incinerate, Seal, or Report it. A job-simulation horror game with a seven-day mystery. Japanese only.

A short reverse horror story about a maid working at Hotel Milgram, a supernatural hotel entity.

A rift has torn open above the valley, and anomalies and drone swarms are pouring down. Command rooftop autocannons, missiles and guardian mechs to defend the last city in Mist Gorge. Everything you shoot down really falls — don't let the wreckage crush your own buildings.

The Good Stuff is a rich-story, contemporary RPG set in the colorful, unassuming suburb of Cheddertown. The game is a grounded RPG, mixing typical turn based combat with optional dynamic gameplay, for a truly unassuming experience. Learn what it means to be a true hero in this quirky RPG!

A satirical 3D story game about a normal kid in a school that has lost its mind. Stamp the propaganda, sneak past Prefects, hack the school, out-argue teachers in tier-list debates and decide what you believe. 16 chapters, 12 endings. Nobody tells you what to think.