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Date a soft dragon boy! There is absolutely no fiery dystopia!
Interactive Fiction
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Joe Biden is the 46th President Of America. Every Week he has to put up with insanely funny situations.
Visual Novel
Inspired by Papers Please. Censor newspapers, tv and radio. 80s Soviets Eastern Block Communists. WW3 Russia Ukraine
Action
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A point-and-click journey through the tragedy of modern existence
Adventure
A short horror story about werebeds... SO YOU MAY NEVER EVER AGAIN SLEEP!
Interactive Fiction
There shouldn't be anything out here, in the space between stars, but you found a ship.
Interactive Fiction
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A person transfers his consciousness to the virtual world on his deathbed.
Interactive Fiction
Decide the fate of two squares in love! (but be very careful what you say, or suffer the consequences...)
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Stargazing is an experimental flatgame created by Tristan Damron.
Interactive Fiction
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Answer the mystery of how a lazy person doesn't starve.
Interactive Fiction
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The sea puts all of the things she doesn't want found in Charybdis Trench.
Interactive Fiction
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Part café visit, part visual novel, and part prompt game!
Visual Novel
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A short piece of interactive fiction with birds and other bright things.
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He's an imp named Imp. She's an angel named Angel. Together, they make one hell of a duo.
Action
The best Dam game you may have ever played.
Interactive Fiction
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Black Girl Magic in a Cozy World: Cross-Platform Story-driven Game Uniting Gamers on XR and Console
Interactive Fiction
