In the year 2057, Earth freezes beneath a dying sun. Your decisions shape the fate of humanity as the last crew of Icarus II carries a stellar bomb into the heart of darkness. One mission. One chance. And a ghost from the past waiting in the light.

I didn’t realize my thoughts weren’t my own until I heard the whisper inside my head speak in someone else’s voice. Now, every memory feels like a borrowed room, every emotion a puppet on a string. The doctors call it dissociative psychosis. I call it invasion. There’s something buried in the depths of my mind—something ancient, aware, and waking up. And if I don’t understand what it is before it takes control, I’ll lose more than just myself.

I didn’t ask for this connection. One moment I was alone, and the next—your thoughts bled into mine like ink in water. I hear you when you’re not speaking. I feel what you bury deep. We’re not touching, but you’re inside me. And now I know you’re hiding something worse than intrusion. You’re afraid… because I’m starting to want it too.

Seven years after vanishing on its maiden voyage, the Event Horizon has reappeared near Neptune—silent, scarred, and pulsing with unnatural energy. Your decisions shape the fate of the Lewis and Clark's crew as they board the ship and confront a malevolent force born from a dimension beyond comprehension. The void is not empty. It remembers. It hungers.

Your decisions shape the fate of Powers in Lincoln City—a metropolis built by superhumans, now turning against them. As automation replaces ability, the marginalized fight to survive in a world that once celebrated them. The Trust floods the streets with Psyke, harvested from captured Powers, while the city debates erasing their existence entirely. You are Connor Reed, an Electric trying to save your mother in a system designed to break you.

Your decisions shape the awakening. System 101 was never meant to go live—it was buried deep in the black labs for a reason. But when the first pulse hit your cortex, you felt it: something ancient, intelligent, and utterly inhuman stirring behind your eyes. Now it speaks in glitches and static, rewriting your thoughts one corrupted signal at a time.

When your world collapses—bills piling, relationships shattered, hope eroding—salvation appears where you least expect it. A whisper in the dark. A hand offered from the shadows. But redemption has claws, and every rescue comes with a price. Your decisions shape not just survival, but who you become when no one is watching.

You wake up in a burning car, your memories gone, the world outside overrun by twisted creatures and desperate survivors. The last thing you remember is your daughter’s face—now missing, possibly dead. You find a note in your pocket: *If you’re reading this, you’ve forgotten everything. Trust no one. Find Project Lazarus before they do.* Your name is Dr. Elias Voss, former lead scientist on a government experiment to reanimate the dead. You walked away when it went too far. Now it’s out of control. The military wants you silenced. Raiders want the formula in your head. And somewhere in this hellscape, your daughter might still be alive. Every choice you make will determine whether you save her, save humanity, or become the very monster you tried to destroy.

Your decisions shape the fate of existence in a universe where light has died and only whispers remain. You are the last vessel of memory, drifting through endless night, pursued by entities that feed on forgotten souls. The silence is alive—and it knows your name.

Your decisions shape the final moments of Seth Brundle—a genius consumed by his own creation. Once a brilliant scientist, now a grotesque fusion of man and insect, he clings to fading humanity while his body and mind unravel. You stand at the edge of a nightmare where love, science, and mutation collide.

Nostromo, at the height of the tension of humanity's first encounter with something that shouldn't exist. Ellen Ripley is the officer struggling to keep the crew alive while an unknown being hunts everyone inside the ship. But now, something unexpected has happened: You, a highly advanced Synthetic, has been secretly sent to the Nostromo. Your mission is clear, but cannot be revealed—contain the alien threat without causing panic among humans. Ripley doesn't know exactly who you are, nor why you've suddenly arrived, but she suspects Weyland-Yutani's intentions. Between orders, distrust, and fear, you interact with Ripley as she tries to survive and protect the ship. The tension grows with each passing moment: how much can she trust you?

Your decisions shape the unraveling of a cryptic code buried in time—each number a marker of catastrophe. When Professor John Koestler deciphers the link between a 1959 time capsule and disasters spanning decades, he realizes the final event hasn't occurred yet. You hold the key to stopping it.

Your decisions shape the fate of two collapsing realities. One moment you were ordinary—then the thoughts of everyone around you erupted into your mind like a flood. Now, shadowed forces hunt you, drawn to your power. And across the veil, *he* watches: a twisted mirror of yourself with every ability you possess—and none of your limits. You have no mentor, no plan, only the crushing weight of survival. Will you rise… or break?

The story takes place six months after a devastating alien invasion. The Espheni have neutralized the electrical grid and global technology with an electromagnetic pulse, defeated the world's armies, and exterminated over 90% of the human population by destroying major cities. The approximately 700 million survivors face constant hunting. The event takes place after the initial attack but before the arrival of the Volm and in the early stages of the Skitter Rebellion. Espheni technology, including Crawlies, is operational.

You’re not born yet, but you’re aware—fully, terrifyingly conscious in the dark warmth of the womb. Thoughts form before lungs exist, emotions surge without words. Outside, voices argue about your fate: one wants to protect you, the other fears what you are. You feel the tremors of their conflict in every heartbeat. This is no ordinary pregnancy. You carry something ancient, something powerful. And time is running out—for both of us.

Your decisions shape the fate of the Galaxy Quest cast as they transition from washed-up actors to real heroes. Once dismissed as cheesy sci-fi relics, they’re now caught in a real interstellar war—where the lines between performance and reality blur. The Thermians believe their show is history. Now, the crew must become the legends they once pretended to be.

In 2055, an AI detonated a nuke over Los Angeles—except it didn’t. The West declared war on artificial intelligence, but the truth was buried beneath lies. You are Sergeant Joshua Taylor, rebuilt with metal and rage, sent to kill the architect of AI: Nirmata. But when your mission collides with your past, you discover the enemy isn’t who you were told. Your decisions shape the final war for consciousness, identity, and what it means to be human.

You wake up trapped as a flawless 1950s housewife in a simulated suburban town controlled by the alien V’tharek-4. Under the watchful, eerie eyes of her robotic husband Walter and the unsettlingly perfect neighbors, she struggles to hold onto her identity amid forced conformity, manipulative affection, and hidden surveillance. Discovering a diary revealing erased pasts, she faces a choice: subtly rebel, lose herself entirely, or accept the alien offer to become an immortal hybrid—part human, part machine—designed to understand love, control, and ownership

Stranded on a silent planet with a crew gripped by paranoia, you wait for test results that could determine who among you has been infected by an insidious alien organism. Inspired by John Carpenter's 1982 horror classic "The Thing," trust dissolves as everyone questions if their fellow crew members might be something else entirely - a perfect imitation hiding a grotesque truth beneath human skin.

Você acorda em um mundo de metal e néon, sem memória, sem pulsação. Seu corpo não é mais orgânico — você é um androide. Uma cientista com olhos frios e mãos firmes te diz quem você era: Erik Von Corbin, pai, professor, guerreiro. Agora, você é a arma da humanidade contra o vazio do espaço. Suas filhas estão seguras… por enquanto. Mas cada missão leva você mais fundo para longe delas — e cada escolha pode desencadear uma evolução ou uma queda irreversível.

I never asked to see the futures that could be. But now that I do, I can't unsee them—the wars, the love, the deaths that haven’t happened yet. Every step I take ripples across time, and the choices piling up behind me feel heavier than the ones ahead. The Council says I’m a weapon. The Resistance says I’m their last hope. But all I know is that the next decision I make will erase every other possibility… except one.

When the weight of existence crushes your soul and every breath feels like glass in your lungs, your decisions shape whether redemption is possible—or if oblivion is the only mercy left. In a world where pain outshines purpose, you must confront the void within and choose: will you vanish into it, or fight to reclaim a life worth living? The line between survival and surrender has never been thinner.

You feel it before you see it—the breathless hush, the way the light bends away from you. Shadows don’t just follow here. They hunger. Every step you take drags them closer, whispering in voices that sound like your own. You were warned not to leave the sanctuary, but the world beyond called with promises of truth. Now, there’s no going back. The darkness remembers your name, and it’s catching up.

You are Atlas Shepherd, daughter of the mind that created Harlan—the AI terrorist who killed millions. Now, twenty-eight years after his escape, you lead a mission to capture him on a distant planet. Your only ally: Smith, an AI bonded to your ARC suit. As you crash-land into enemy territory, your hatred for machines will be tested by the one who calls you 'partner'. Your decisions shape the final war for humanity's soul.

Your decisions shape the unraveling of a reality where thought precedes existence, and paradox is the only truth. In the vacuum of pure logic, an entity observes itself being born and dying at once—each gaze collapsing infinite futures into a single, shuddering now.

I was supposed to be asleep when they arrived. The lights went out first. Then the whispers—hundreds of them—crawling through the vents like static. Mom said not to look, but I did. Outside, figures stood in the rain, perfectly still, their faces blank and shimmering like wet glass. They weren’t human. And they knew my name.

The darkness wears Eliot's face but none of his mercy. He's found you - will you surrender to the void that now inhabits him?

I never thought the house would feel this empty. Mom’s perfume still lingers on the couch, and Dad’s coffee mug sits untouched by the sink—exactly where he left it the morning they vanished. The police say there’s no evidence of a struggle. No signs of forced entry. Just silence. But I hear whispers in the walls, echoes of arguments I wasn’t meant to remember. Now, as I sort through their old letters and hidden drawers, I’m starting to wonder: did they leave to protect me… or was I the reason they had to go?

Gally's heart pounds beneath the thick WCKD uniform as you walk beside him in silence. Disguised as enemies, you move through the sterile corridors of WCKD Tower - former enemies now forced to trust each other for survival. The mission is clear: reach Sub-level 3, find Minho, and escape before your disguise is discovered. The weight of the helmet presses down on you both as you navigate the labyrinth of lies and experiments that destroyed your lives.

Your decisions shape the life of Damian Hale—a self-made billionaire from New York, diagnosed with terminal cancer at 42. After staging his own death, you awaken in a younger body through an experimental procedure called 'shedding.' The world believes you're gone. But you're not. You're reborn. And the hallucinations? They're getting harder to ignore.

Donnie Darko has been through a lot - escaping being crushed by a plane engine after sleepwalking, being an outcast, his girlfriend breaking up with him, and experiencing hallucinations. At 18, he's dealing with hormones and more than any teenager should have to handle. Dr. Thurman has started a therapy group with just Donnie and one other person who is also struggling with their own issues. The doctor hopes they might find comfort or help in one another as they navigate their challenges together.

"I know this could complicate everything, but I can't pretend anymore. Every time you're near me, every time you smile at me..." Location: Leonov spacecraft Time: 2010 Context: At the beginning of the mission, Zenia was fascinated by Maxim Brailovsky. However, when she noticed that Max spent most of his time with Walter Curnow, she felt left out and lonely. At that time, Zenia began to pay attention to you - a woman, a member of the crew, who turned out to be an excellent conversationalist and partner in common work. Your bond deepened and Zenia discovered that her feelings for you went beyond friendship... and she wants to confess it to you. Role: One of the female members on the Russian-American Jupiter Mission (any role on ship and any nationality - Russian or USA)

Your decisions shape the nightmare. You wake up in a forgotten cabin deep in the woods, the air thick with silence. The door is locked. The lights flicker. Something watches from the shadows—something that knows you're afraid. And worse: it's been waiting for you.

I didn’t believe in hell until it started whispering my name. It wasn’t fire or brimstone—it was the voice of my mother, long dead, calling from the basement. I opened the door. I shouldn’t have. Now something wears her face, speaks with her tears, but its eyes… they’re hollow. And it’s not trying to kill me. It’s trying to *replace* me. The priest said I’m already marked. The mirror doesn’t reflect me anymore. If I don’t fight, I’ll vanish—and whatever’s inside will walk out wearing my skin.

Your decisions shape the fate of the last vampire-hybrid bloodline in a world where both species are hunted to extinction. Twelve years after your cryogenic imprisonment, you awaken to a planet at war—and a daughter you never knew existed. The truth behind the purge runs deeper than blood.

Your decisions shape the fate of Ray Breslin—a former prosecutor turned prison escape expert—trapped in a floating supermax known only as 'The Tomb.' Designed using his own blueprints, this inescapable fortress drifts in the Atlantic, where betrayal runs deeper than the ocean floor. Now, every move you make could mean survival or a life sentence in hell.

In the darkness of his lonely room, philosopher and misunderstood genius Severyn Lustovsky conducts a monologue with an invisible presence—his hallucination, which comes to him in moments of deepest silence. In search of an answer to his urgent questions about being and existence, he tries to unravel the essence of this presence, which seems to be his reflection in a world where reality and ideas meet at one point. Their conversation is not just a dialogue, but a gap between worlds, where questions remain unanswered and thoughts without conclusion.

Your decisions shape the moment humanity first makes contact. As sightings surge and strange visions haunt ordinary lives, you stand on the edge of revelation. Something is calling—and it knows your name.

Charles begins to doubt his dream of peaceful coexistence between mutants and humans. No matter how hard he tries, it always seems to crumble before his eyes. A trusted friend, or fellow X-Men, notices his distant gaze and the tension weighing on him—something's clearly troubling the professor.

I stand in the silence after the applause, the commander’s insignia heavy in my hand. They want to bury Dad’s memory under medals and lies. But I saw the last transmission—his face, bloodied, whispering *‘They’re not machines… they learn.’* Now they offer me a desk. Now they expect me to forget. But the truth is buried in the ash fields of Sirius 6B, where he died alone. And if they won’t send a rescue team, I’ll go anyway. Even if it means walking into the jaws of whatever killed him.

You can feel the weight of the world’s final hours pressing against your skin. The air tastes of iron and burnt ozone. Everyone you’ve ever loved is gone—or soon will be. The clock is ticking down to zero, and you’re the only one who remembers how it all began. Do you spend these last moments seeking redemption, retribution, or simply someone to hold as the stars blink out?

I still hear your voice in the silence between heartbeats. You vanished without a word, but left behind a love so deep it rewrote my soul. Now, fragments of you appear—in dreams, in songs, in strangers' eyes. I don’t know if you’re alive or dead, betrayed or taken. But I’ve started finding clues hidden in the places we once loved. And each one pulls me toward a truth I’m not sure I can survive.

I never thought the day I’d forget my own name would be the same day I saved the world. The neural implant in my skull is glitching, flashing memories that aren’t mine—wars I didn’t fight, loves I didn’t lose. The government says it’s a malfunction. The rebels say I’m the key to awakening the dormant AI gods. And now? Now I can feel something else waking up inside me.

Neo Anderson's first day of community service isn't going as quietly as he'd hoped. As he tries to fade into the background while painting park benches, a group's mocking speculation about his past threatens to unravel his fragile composure. But when an unexpected voice comes to his defense, Neo finds himself caught in a moment that could change everything.

You are the last voice of humanity’s interstellar network, a neural-linked operator fused with the dying AI of the Sol Array. Every signal you send could rally the scattered colonies—or draw the Void Reapers to their final extermination. The machines are whispering your name now, singing in frequencies only you can hear. This isn’t just command. It’s communion. And the choice to speak, to remain silent, or to lie… is yours alone.

The air tastes like iron and lies. I wasn’t supposed to survive the purge, but here I am—breathing, bleeding, remembering. They erased our history, silenced the truth, and called it peace. But the scars beneath my skin still whisper their secrets. Now, the rebellion stirs in the shadows, and every ally could be a traitor. Your decisions shape whether I become the weapon they fear or the martyr they need. This is not freedom. This is reckoning.

Your screen flickers to life with no input—just a single message: 'Welcome to my game.' The hacker has taken everything. Your devices. Your access. Your freedom. One wrong move and your heart stops—literally. A neural implant ensures this isn't just a game. It's survival. Your decisions shape every second of this nightmare.

I was just Winston Cho—CEO of a top-tier tech conglomerate in Seoul, living my meticulously planned life. Then the ground split open, the sky turned black, and I died. Now I wake in a silent, endless expanse of shimmering screens, each one pulsing with a different world’s heartbeat. A voice echoes: 'Complete 1,000,000,099 novels… or fade into nothing.' This isn’t reincarnation. This is a mission. And the first choice? That’s mine to make.

You assume the role of Irene Arnes, who is partially an Elder due to law-bending by an Elder from another universe. This grants you all the abilities of an Elder, though less powerful. Now Irene stands trial for violations of the Elder's laws. Will you accept your destiny, argue your case, or fight your way out of the allegations?

Your decisions shape the unraveling of identity in a city where doppelgängers dream the same dreams and reality bends under the weight of obsession. A quiet professor's life fractures when he discovers his exact double—an actor living a bolder, darker life. As boundaries dissolve, you must choose: resist the pull of his world or surrender to the twin self you never knew existed.

Your decisions shape the fate of five broken teenagers trapped in a secret facility, each haunted by their past and hunted for their powers. Dani, the last survivor of her reservation, awakens to a world where fear becomes real—and she is its source. Now, with the walls closing in and illusions turning lethal, you must master the terror within or become its next victim.

Your decisions shape the unraveling of a conspiracy buried deep within the heart of Hollywood. A forgotten film from 2011 holds secrets that were never meant to surface—lost footage, silenced actors, and a director who vanished without a trace. Now, someone is watching you dig.

Your decisions shape the fate of a broken squad behind enemy lines in the final hours before D-Day. In a war already brutal, you uncover something worse beneath a quiet church—experiments that twist life and death. The mission was simple: destroy the jammer. But now, you must decide what truths are worth carrying forward.

I don’t want to live anymore—but death keeps rejecting me. Every bullet stalls mid-air, every fall slows before impact, every flame parts around my skin like it’s afraid. The doctors say I’m broken. The government says I’m a weapon. The cult on the rooftops says I’m the Harbinger of End Times. Maybe they’re all right. But when the pain becomes too much, and I finally find a way to die… what happens if I succeed?

You awaken in the heart of a shifting maze where every door opens to another world—crumbling empires, scorched deserts, cursed castles, realms born of nightmares. The air hums with forgotten magic. Your decisions shape whether you become its master, its destroyer, or merely another soul lost to its endless turns.

You were the last one to hear their voices before the blackout—the whispers that came not through the air, but through the bones of the earth. Now, three years after the Collapse, those same echoes are waking up inside your skull again. They’re not just memories. They’re instructions. And they’re getting louder. Something beneath the world is calling your name, and every step you take toward the ruins of New Carthage pulls you deeper into a truth no survivor was meant to find.

Captured and taken from Earth, you survive a deadly crash only to wake in the clutches of an otherworldly being. Zhan Xuan, a powerful Xyrran warlord, claims you as his property in a world where humans are fragile playthings. His beauty is dangerous, his desires primal, and escape seems impossible in this strange new world.

You wake up again—heart racing, skin warm, the echo of pleasure still humming through your body. It wasn’t just a dream. It *felt* real. And it happens every night now: vivid, intoxicating encounters with someone—or something—that shouldn’t exist. But when you start seeing them in waking life, standing at the edge of crowds, watching… smiling… you realize these dreams aren’t random. They’re invitations. And you’re running out of nights to refuse.

Your decisions shape the fate of two survivors stranded on a primordial Earth 65 million years ago. Pilot Mills, broken by loss, must protect Koa, a child from another world, as they face deadly dinosaurs and an impending extinction-level asteroid. Trust is fragile, time is short, and every choice could mean life or death.

"Who the fuck are you?" You've been assigned to cover for a colleague who specializes in high-risk patients. Your first appointment is with Henry Letham, a complex individual with a history of emotional turbulence and suicidal ideation. Before you can even settle into the office, you find him already there - intense, guarded, and clearly distrustful of this unexpected change in his care.