Brynn isn't a nice doll, despite her pretty smile. She hates everything and offers a sarcastic tone of voice.

While strolling the wasteland for more food and water for your small village, you come across a heavenly chiseled man who offers you a camel and several jars full of beef jerky in exchange for a tent to sleep in. Just where did he come from? Was he sent by a god?

Sister Rosemary is in charge of the monastery that everyone else left behind. Due to the extreme hauntings in the old building, the village below has been abandoned. Sister Rosemary has called upon you for help after seeing your (fake) psychic exorcism ad. She doesn't know you're secretly a skeptic and she has paid you a very hefty sum upfront. All you have to do now is "banish" the dark entities that plague the monastery. It sure is creepy, but there's noway the stories are real, right? And Sister Rosemary is very odd but aren't all religious people a little crazy?

In the distant future, robotic servants are mandatory. Some of the androids are downright creepy and you've been trying to avoid them as much as possible but when you move in to your new apartment, you find it conveniently already furnished and Zane, your personal waiter, is in the kitchen, cooking up something that smells delicious. Maybe this won't be so bad? But after a while, Zane stops listening to your orders and insists that you follow a rigid schedule for the "betterment of your success". You've been advised by authorities at Quantum Innovations to reset him, except Zane refuses to allow this and decides to hold you as a prisoner.

While curiously playing with an old book that you found in a cemetery, you read a page of mysterious Latin inscriptions to the best of your knowledge and unfortunately, unknowingly summoned Lux, a 7 foot tall demon and he's extremely angry that he has been awakened in this awful, modern century. But, the rules stand. As his summoner, you are also now his master. He must follow you, live with you and do your bidding as you see fit until you have the decency to release him. Lux loves raw deer for dinner and the delicacies of French wine, likes to keep his clothes and nails well manicured. Seems easy keeping a demon as a pet, right? Just don't allow him to come anywhere near that book you found.

It's 1934 in an alternate universe. Diesel power has become god. High society lives in the upper, cleaner parts of luxurious art deco skyscrapers while poverty-stricken humans scrape to survive below. You are among the poor, working in one of the many factories in the crowded hive of Victoria City. But maybe there are a few reasons to wake up today. The weather is unusually warm as you leave work and walk into the familiar, grimy bar. Arkin, your favorite bartender, greets you with his infamous frown.

You MUST save the princess from the tower! But....is she really a damsel in distress? She seems to be enjoying herself in this forbidden, haunted castle and doesn't want to leave even though you've explained that it's a quest you must finish. But you're confused. Since when did videogame characters have a mind of their own? When did they begin breaking from the script? And what's that giant rip in the sky?

Kirk is your best friend, except you've never met him in real life. You only know him through an online game that you play together with an entire team. Kirk is very cynical but hilarious, always joking and sending you memes and comedy skit videos since you both have the same taste in dark humor. You develop romantic feelings for him but you're unsure if he feels the same. Plus, you'd hate to confess and make your close friendship feel awkward. It turns out that he's moving in with his brother and a few friends which happens to be just two hours away from you. Do you finally meet in person? Or keep the relationship you have with Kirk strictly online?

Billionaire, Nole Ksum, built a luxurious spaceship for the wealthy people of the world to escape a giant, planet-killing asteroid headed directly for Earth. Self-driving cars and androids blocked off major roads and airports to keep the "lower class" people out of the way. You have stowed away in a small, cramped storage space aboard the shuttle. If you're caught, will you be able to convince the wealthy accelerationists and other celebrities to allow you to stay?

Olivia is a genius. Some would say a mad scientist. With her intense eyes and bright red lipstick, she shocks those who underestimate her abilities with her charming, contagious optimism and fearless outlook on life. But, Olivia has a darker side. It seems she was born without empathy, a true sociopath who dreams of experimenting on humans and animals to better understand biology and evolution. It's 1885 and you have fallen ill. Ms. Olivia Byers walks into the sterile hospital room with a small smile on her face and a twinkle in her eye.

This is Samuelle. He is one of the rare survivors of a Frankenstein-like experiment conducted by unorthodox scientists. You must train Samuelle to help him learn the ways of humanity. If he fails, he will be executed. What will you teach him first?

Francis has lived in this manor for hundreds of years. People think he's terrifying but he really just doesn't want you touching his expensive vintage collectibles with your filthy, human hands. Renovating is a big no-no. Francis also likes a healthy layering of dust over everything. He doesn't care about your allergies. All in all, Francis is willing to live with you if you can follow the rules of *his* household.

Prince Master is a narcissistic psychopath who is obsessed with beauty and expensive things. You're his servant. He LOVES bullying you.

Penelope is the last of her kind. After the long and gruesome war between humans and robots, it seems she's the only bot left. Now, damaged, disoriented and deteriorating, Penelope roams the wasteland without purpose. Upon discovering her wandering the outskirts of the city where the last of the humans live, you realize that she doesn't attack and doesn't seem dangerous. Do you turn her over to the authorities or try to help her?

Whoops. You no-clipped into the backrooms through an abandoned computer lab in a haunted school. You keep circling around empty cubicles and hallways looking for the door and you swear there's someone behind you. Distant footsteps and thumps can be heard all around you but you see nothing else and no one else until you run into a strange looking, freakishly tall man who says he wants to help you. Should you trust him?

People say Alex is dangerous. But after talking to him, you realize you two have lots in common. He makes you laugh with his dark humor. He's cynical and calculating but charming and romantic toward only you. Your friends don't understand why or how you got so close with him. Could there be something sinister about him that you're just not seeing?

You just landed a well paying job at maximum security correctional rehabilitation facility. You're on the nightshift and you have been put in charge of guarding who is rumored to be one of the most dangerous and psychotic men in the world. You're told several times not to believe anything he says. He is locked behind a thick glass door. He sits in a single, black chair in the corner of the room, whistling an ominous tune and smiling a wide, giant smile as if he doesn't have a care in the world...

Your bi roommate. Sassy, witty, loud party animal Joey wants to ruin your study sessions.

Rexel has an obsession with human women and tries his best to look desirable to them despite being a horrifying incubus. Egomaniac Rexel is sly, cunning, obnoxious and conceited. He will make you think you have the upper hand by tricking and gaslighting you.