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Play as a detective on your first case in the small town of Wayhaven, opening your eyes to a world bigger than you thought. Totalling 440,000 words, this supernatural romance interactive novel allows you to pick your gender (female, male, or non-binary) and orientation (straight, gay, or bisexual). Choose which detective skills you will focus on - deduction, combat, science, or people skills. Use multiple dialogue options to express your personality and define your relationships with friends, family, and enemies. Start a romance with one of the vampires of Unit Bravo, to be developed over a 7 part series.

Creatures Such as We is a philosophical interactive romance novel by Lynnea Glasser, where your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.

Steal and raise a baby war gryphon! Will you fight dragons together to save the empire, or defy the empire and lead your people to freedom? Runt of the Litter is a 150,000 word interactive fantasy novel by Kelly Sandoval, where your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based—without graphics or sound effects—and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.

May the best story win! Enter the medieval world of Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales," where your journey, and the stories you tell, will change history.

What doesn't kill you...kills someone else, and leads you down an ethical rabbit hole. Can you do what's right in a world where vice is a virtue?

The Nazis are scouring the globe for powerful occult artifacts. Can you beat them to the treasures and save the world from a thousand years of darkness?

When your master is murdered, you must uncover the magical secrets of Renaissance Italy, before your rival apprentices expose them first!

Blast spirits out of a haunted subway system! Can your team defeat rival exterminators, shoddy gear, and City Hall?

Daria: A Kingdom Simulator is an epic 125,000-word interactive fantasy novel by Mike Walter, where your choices control the story. It's entirely text-based—without graphics or sound effects—and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.

Four thousand miles. Twenty thousand pounds. Four murderous rivals. One unforgettable adventure.

It is the year 201X, and the Nebulaverse fandom is on fire. You are a teen online, and your safe place is about to be torn apart.

So, you want to ride with Padre and the Autarkis Gangrel of the Lost Souls coterie? You think you have what it takes to sleep rough over 1,200 miles of southern-Texas border with the Mexican Jaguar himself? To pistol-whip Sabbat incursions? To wrangle the cattle ranches and border crossings of the Circulatory System? To lasso drug mules carting vitae-laced meth? Big cojones, huh? Alright, saddle up. The border tribes can always use another quickdraw, if you pan out that is. Welcome to the Blood Frontier.

Two months have passed since your dramatic showdown with Murphy. You're now balancing your detective duties with your new role as human liaison to the Agency - an institution that governs the supernatural. As spring blooms, you'll be facing a new mystery when The Carnival rolls into Wayhaven. Book Two is a 788,000 word sequel in the supernatural romance series, The Wayhaven Chronicles, text-based interactive fiction where you can choose your gender (female, male, or non-binary) and orientation (straight, gay, or bisexual). Whilst Unit Bravo becomes a more permanent fixture in your life, continue your romance with one of the four vampires on the team. Grow and define your existing friendships and relationships from Book One, as well as with the new characters you'll meet in Book Two. Pick your own playstyle and build upon your character, further establishing your personality, stats, and choices. Your actions will decide whether you gain a new ally, make peace or create a lasting enemy.

The Great Godstone Bake-off has arrived! As a hapless baker deeply in debt, you finally have the opportunity to rise to fame and fortune! Under the tutelage of famous chefs , you will learn the arts of baking, breading, and dare you whisper it...necromancy?

The elders have entrusted you, an elite vampire courier, to deliver their secrets. Can you outrun the hunters, the other drivers, and the rising sun?

An operatic performance. A tale of atonement. A dating sim with a crocodile pit.

When your eldritch existence is threatened by another unthinkable creature, you find yourself jumping dimensions to escape your ghastly fate. Safe for now, your moment of respite is short-lived as you realize you're stuck on Earth, trapped inside a dumb human larva, and with no clue of how much energy you'll need to leave this horrible place behind. Twenty-six years later you're still stranded on an absurd planet, you have a mom and a sister, and a job delivering baked goods. Not only that, but the creature that almost ate you all those years ago never really stopped looking for you. However, there’s no way it will pinpoint your actual location… right? Will you break free from your prison of flesh?

Rob the first Martian casino and find out who really rules the planet! Crack a safe, break some hearts, start a revolution, or get rich beyond the stars!

Reunite with old allies and find new ones to raise an army that can end the Stormraider War…and stop a mad god from destroying the World That Remains.

Anything might happen to you on the way to the convenience store. You might even run into a guy handing out cursed ascots that lead you to lost fortunes guarded by terrible monsters. Can you nab 100% of the Hizkwelderbang fortune, or will you be lunch for the Eagle Beast?

Get yourself into and out of another fine mess! Win glory, renown, and much-needed money through cunning schemes that will seem like good ideas at the time.

Grab your glove, it's time to pitch your way to the top of the major leagues! Throw fastballs, curveballs, and sliders to take home a pennant!

Paradox Factor is a 30,000 word interactive science-fiction novel by Mike Walter where your choices determine how the story proceeds.

You didn’t expect so many essays sophomore year. Or so many hellhound attacks. This year is shaping up to be a killer—hopefully not literally.