A Bro's Desire

A visual novel about gay asian girls playing baseball and falling in love.

Finding home in space is a tricky thing.

A bored rat writes some excellent self insert fanfiction

A hero's journey isn't one of constant victory; Thalius knows that extremely well. But he's never down for the count for long. Whenever he's captured by his arch-nemesis Xinali, he's able to use his wiles to piece together clues from the villainous mage's evil monologues in order to get back on his feet. Except...Thalius didn't get much sleep last night. So when he wakes up with his arms bound to a dungeon wall at the very end of the speech with a menacing silhouette walking away from him, he's kind of at a loss.

I can't stop my mind from coming up with new ideas. Constantly, be it during work or while trying to sleep, I have to stop what I'm doing and note down the new ideas that came to me out of nowhere. Restless creativity. Never-ending tension for not creating more. The feeling of 'I could be writing right now' follows me at all times. So why is it that I can't write?

Basically, the human body has an in-built limit to how many times it can be forced to move across the timeline. It is a hard limit; it can't be known, and it most certainly can't be changed. Its value is different in any given individual, and - although many have theorized - nobody knows whether it depends on genes, luck, physical health, spiritual inclination or pure happenstance. It happens to every Time Agent sooner or later... even you.

"All I need is this spell of my own making, one more time, one more time, one more time..."

The definitive visual novel adaptation of the hit web comic "Gamer" is here! This definitive version contains new narration not present in the original narrative, along with story changes such as a brand new Character.

Yesterday, the world ended, but Luke somehow finds himself the only one alive on a train heading who knows where. At least, he believes he's the only one alive still.