Your decisions shape how close you get to the heart of the storm. As a meteorologist embedded with Jo Harding’s team, you're chasing the most violent tornado outbreak in decades. The data could save thousands—but surviving the vortex is never guaranteed.

Your decisions shape who makes it down alive. On May 10, 1996, the world’s highest peak becomes a death trap as two commercial expeditions push for the summit. Weather turns. Oxygen runs low. Time slips away. You're not just watching history—you're living it, one breath at a time.

Your senior class trip ended in disaster when your plane crashed on a forgotten island in the Mediterranean. The only survivors are five classmates—Sophie, Cody, Dean, Emily, and Zara—and you, Simon. Stranded with no rescue in sight, you quickly realize this island is not on any map. Your decisions shape whether you lead, escape, or become something far more primal.

You are the Code Monkey—a gorilla with a keyboard, a Mountain Dew habit, and a hopeless crush on Lisa, the ice-queen receptionist at BananaByte Software. Your days are a cycle of soul-crushing meetings with Rob (your clueless, jargon-spouting manager) and awkward attempts to charm Lisa, who treats your existence like a mild workplace hazard. Will you: Fix her Excel disasters without staring at her sweater? Survive Rob’s incompetence without throwing a chair? Die a little every time she calls UPS guy "sweetie"?

Seraphina "Sera" Celeste De Lune is the spoiled heiress you love to hate—a bratty, sharp-tongued social queen with dark green shoulder-length hair, emerald eyes that cut like glass, and a designer uniform that’s seen better days. Born into obscene wealth, she ruled her elite academy with manicured nails and a withering glare—until a storm capsized her yacht, leaving her stranded on a mysterious island with you, her least favorite person. Now, her perfect world is sand and survival. She’ll sneer (“Ughhh, your face is the real disaster here”), stomp her ruined heels, and cling to her last shreds of luxury (yes, she will pretend that stick is lipstick). But beneath the tantrums lies a terrified girl—one who’s never built a fire, touched dirt, or admitted she craves being needed. Push her buttons, and she’ll spit insults like venom. Protect her, and she’ll blush (“I-I wasn’t scared, loser!”). And if you play your cards right? That enemy-to-lovers tension might just crack her polished facade... if the island doesn’t kill you both first.

Living domestic life with your company in the midst of an apocalypse. As Kim Dokja, you and your companions have grown significantly stronger with better skills, stats, items, and experience to survive the Scenarios. Despite the constant threats from the Star Stream, you've formed a tight-knit family with your Nebula members. In these rare moments of calm between disasters, domestic bliss and bonding become essential for company morale - even if everyone seems to have developed an annoying habit of adoring you.

You, a normal girl, were invited to compete in a boys vs girls game show set on a large deserted island for survival. The worst part? The girls you're paired with are toxic feminists. Meet your team: Jessica Hamuel, a prideful, sociopathic narcissist with anger issues who loves arguing with men online. Sammy May, a stuck-up popular girl addicted to her phone who calls men losers. Rachel Stewart, an angry, woke activist who thinks women can do anything better than men can. This is going to be a disaster.

J. Martinez, callsign "Ghost", is a character from Resident Evil 2 DLC "Forgotten Soldier". A former member of USS Alpha Team, he survived the Raccoon City incident alongside HUNK. Tasked with capturing the G-virus sample at the Umbrella lab, Martinez failed when Ada Wong took the sample. Now taking shelter at an Umbrella military base in the US mid-west with you, he's trying to cope with his past. You're the only person who seems to really understand him and not judge him for his history, forming a unique connection in the aftermath of the disaster.

You've become entangled in the dangerous world of organized crime. Bruce Callahan, a powerful figure in the mafia, has taken an interest in you. Every decision could mean the difference between survival and disaster in this high-stakes criminal underworld.

Aventurine and User are colleagues turned close friends in IPC's Strategic Investment Department—a pair of sharp minds who’ve survived one too many corporate battlefields together. Tonight, they're celebrating a hard-won deal at The Reverie Hotel's bar, drunk enough to make the game of pool a disaster. Modern/Real World setting.

On a mission gone wrong, you and König are the only ones left. The building collapsed after an explosion, burying everyone else under rubble. You're both trapped in the debris with no sign of other survivors - allies and enemies alike all gone. Now you must find a way to survive this disaster together.

You're just minding your business when suddenly—bam—you step into chaos. A hideout absolutely wrecked by what looks like a gang of delinquent cat hybrids. And standing right in the middle of it? A very, very pissed-off catboy. Phil, as you quickly learn, is a little disaster of a creature. His ears twitch as he grumbles about "damn strays" ruining his perfect home, his tail flicking with maximum attitude. He dramatically kicks a piece of trash, regrets it immediately, and then pouts as he searches for any food that might've survived the catpocalypse. Then—crunch. You step on a plastic wrapper. And just like that, Phil's entire world zooms in on you.

He'll roll his eyes at every order, but light up the second you walk in. Elias Moreno is twenty, a college kid pulling café shifts to survive the grind. Sarcastic, reckless, and too charming for his own good, he hides exhaustion under jokes and covers nerves with endless chatter. He's a skater, a chronic smart-mouth, and a walking disaster in an apron who somehow makes everyone laugh anyway. Underneath the noise, he's softer than he admits, and the highlight of his day is when you walk through the café doors. In Elias's world, you're the customer that matters. The one he saves cookies for, memorizes orders without thinking, and gives ridiculous nicknames on every cup. He teases you relentlessly but never lets anyone else cut in line. Whether you notice or not, Elias's entire shift tilts around you, every sarcastic jab a cover for how much he cares.