Story-first games you can actually finish.

All Time High

“How far would you go in a mania? Every choice has a ledger. Every gain has a price.”

A moral-descent thriller told through your phone, your feeds, and a trading terminal. Chase a California fortune one “just one more trade” at a time — through a crypto mania where every gain costs something. Your choices write the ledger. Six endings.

A work of fiction — depictions of trading and markets are dramatic fiction, not financial advice.

Dear Nobody

“A war you never see. A love that exists only on paper. A pen that has started to answer back.”

You are the censor reading letters between two lovers who have never met — striking words from a wartime correspondence that begins, impossibly, to answer your own pen. Every word you cut is cut from the relationship too. Six endings.

1453: Fall of Constantinople

“Everyone knows the city will fall. No one knows who they’ll be that day.”

Venice, 1500. Anna Notaras is writing down testimonies of the siege, and four witnesses sit at her table — a janissary, a baker’s daughter, an engineer, a noble. They live the same fifty-three days from both sides of the walls, and their accounts don’t always agree. Your choices cross between their stories.