A small, randomized procedural game about pirates in the post-apocalyptic scifi world first scene in Empyrean. Experiments with binary, randomized format, and has some severe bugs.

Solid story but less freedom of interaction compared to other Heroes Rise games. You play as a human-animal hybrid that changes which animal it is every day. You belong to several minorities

Fun way to spend an evening. A pirate game with lots of action (buried treasure, sea monster, ghost ship, etc.). Stats are sensible and easy to work with. You may need multiple playthroughs.

An investigative, gambling, western game where you work with cowboys and Ute Indians and make decisions between science and the wild frontier. The whole game is one detective case about a missing kid.

Has some great individual scenes but suffers from a lack of focus and of size. Most of the game is about your search for mermaids after a childhood experience.

Lets you live like the Beatles or Nirvana or other bands. Choose how many people you want, instruments, whether to sign, how to deal with problematic bandmate. Shorter than most choicescript.

This game is a fun, short retelling of a true historical narrative, but with branching and plot/drama inserted. Feels like a bigger game cut down to size instead of a short game created as such.

Charming episodic detective game. Somewhat short but gives you a lot of freedom in characterization and in strategization. Has little-kid romance (who will you ask to the dance?) and lots of twists

Very stats-heavy long-form interactive fiction game centered on baseball. Uses randomization to simulate at-bats at key moments in the story. Has some significant branching near the end, less romance.

You are the avatar of Wolf, one of five animalistic Gods. Unfortunately, he has died. You have to confront the avatars of the other gods as well as a new godless movement to decide Wolf's legacy.