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Queen Mary's Script tells the peculiar story of a girl thrust into the world of dolls and contracts. Join Mary, Clause and Edmund as the three travel between worlds, facing their past demons and learning more about themselves that they never intended to. They question just what it is they want as well as if it's worth the sacrifice to get it. Queen Mary's Script - Retold is a complete overhaul of the main game. Updated graphics are not the only thing you'll see. Story changes, new havens/characters and different outcomes for certain characters will give you a whole different experience from the original!
Ringmaster Clause takes place before the events of the game Queen Mary's Script. This time, players join Clause as he's first created. Through his naivety, he struggles to learn the basic rules of the world of humans. It's an unfair world for dolls and in his frustration, he soon escapes the safety of his glass cage after the death of a dear friend.
After a string of high school kids go missing at an abandoned haunted house attraction, a reluctant teacher is sent to investigate and prevent more accidents. However he quickly realizes that there may be more to the house than previously thought. Lying on a bed of broken dreams and ruined futures, the house has let itself go. Or rather, it's come alive. The teacher finds himself trapped almost immediately and at the whim of three strange children. But does he want to leave? Or will he find that forgetting all his problems and drowning them in candy is a better option? He must make his choice before Sally, the owner of the house, finds him.
Queen Mary's Script is a rpg adventure of a young girl who finds a happy escape in her own dreams. She lives in a shell closed off from the world and only in her own room can she express her feelings. That is, until she happens upon the doll Clause and all at once, the magic she yearned for in her life is thrust upon her. However, she soon finds that magic isn't always what it looks like in books and dolls are just as selfish as humans.