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"The Three-Body Problem" is a single-player Fantasy Interactive Fiction game with an intriguing story. As a queer, polyamorous, celestial witch, you perform a ritual in the woods, but a stranger changes everything. The game features Dominant/submissive kink, consent negotiation, and a full moon, with two versions available for added accessibility.

"Hate Plus" is a visual novel sequel to "Analogue: A Hate Story" where you investigate a generation ship's regressive past with a spunky AI sidekick. Uncover the disturbing political program that caused the ship's Neo-Confucian society to revert to Joseon Dynasty social norms. This game explores themes of transhumanism, cosplay, and the loss of freedoms, allowing both new and returning players to dive in.

WelcomeHello! I'm Odd Ember, a solo developer and artist working on my own projects. Summona Realm is my very first project, and there’s still a lot of work ahead. But more than anything, I hope to bring an engaging story that everyone will enjoy.  This story is divided into several parts, beginning with the first chapter, "The Secret Flame". OverviewSummona Realm: The Secret Flame is …

An indie graphic adventure / visual novel game in the style of PC-98 titles. Players take on the role of a ship's security officer in deep space near Jupiter as a deadly mystery threatens the entire crew.

"Continue?9876543210" is a single-player Science Fiction Quiz game with a good plot and splendid atmosphere, but awful mechanics and lots of grinding. As a dead video game character in the Random Access Memory, players explore existential themes and their own mortality in this unique, confusing, and emotional journey, reminiscent of games like Gone Home and Papers Please. The splendid soundtrack and philosophical exploration make it a memorable and thought-provoking experience.

"Vampire: The Masquerade — Night Road" is a text-based narrative game where you play as a vampire enforcer, navigating a world of moral ambiguity and supernatural politics. Your choices impact the story's outcome, as you balance the Masquerade with your own desires and loyalties. With a focus on dialogue and decision-making, this game offers a rich, immersive vampire experience.

"In the Pause Between the Ringing" is a game that explores the history of telephone mining in British India, based on an unpublished story from 1958. The game features the telephone as a noticeable fixture in the Indian landscape, heralding significant changes in people's lives. Players will experience the telephone's sonorous ringing across different time periods, from Babur's army to Ashoka's inscriptions, in a country stitched with telephone wires. The game is a rumination on completion, territorial margins, and haunting bodies and memories translated across borders.

In "Werewolves: Haven Rising," a 285,000-word interactive novel, you are a werewolf living in a government internment camp. When you're chosen for a dangerous mission, you must navigate the tensions between the military and werewolf radicals. As you explore an urban jungle, your actions will determine the fate of your pack. This text-based game lets your choices control the story without graphics or sound effects.

In "Chinatown Detective Agency," you are a freelance detective in a futuristic, cybernoir Singapore, solving cases using street sleuthing, gadgets, and your wits. Interrogate suspects, gather evidence, and connect the dots to crack each case, while managing your detective agency's finances and reputation. With strategic global travel, diverse cultural references, and rich atmospheric detail, this game offers a uniquely immersive and challenging detective experience.

"Elegy for a Dead World" is a game that allows players to write their own stories as they explore mysterious, abandoned planets. Players journey through hand-painted landscapes, using written prompts to inspire their narratives. The game provides a unique platform for creative expression, blending elements of adventure and writing in a visually striking setting.