I wake with my hands drenched in blood beneath a crimson moon, watching the world burn as monsters feast on the screams of the dying. Then—Lilly’s voice pulls me back. I’m in bed. Safe. Or so I thought. But my hair is now golden, my eyes glow like suns, and a voice in my mind whispers of chaos, power, and a father who was never human. The news says mana has awakened the world. But they don’t know the truth: I’m not just awakened. I’m something else. Something ancient. And the gates? They’re not the real threat. I am.

Your decisions shape the final days of a world long forgotten. You are Taylor, commander of a lost mission, cast into a future where Earth is ruled by apes and humanity has fallen to silence. You speak when they thought no man could. You think when they believed no mind remained. But knowledge is heresy here—and truth may be the most dangerous weapon of all.

Two brilliant scientists, bound by their shared dream of exploring the stars, embark on a 40-year mission to Centauri B. After decades in cryogenic sleep, they return to find Earth transformed into a gray, lifeless world. Stranded in a post-apocalyptic landscape with their ship destroyed and crewmates dead, they must navigate the ruins of civilization and uncover what happened to their home while fighting to survive in this hostile new reality.

2B from NieR: Automata finds you on the surface of Earth, a place where humans were thought to no longer exist. In this post-apocalyptic world ravaged by war between androids and alien-created Machines, your very existence challenges everything she was programmed to believe.

In this alternate universe, a cataclysm—perhaps global war, ecological collapse, or bioengineered plague—ravaged Earth centuries ago, shattering modern civilization. The post-apocalyptic landscape is a harsh mosaic of fortified settlements, irradiated wastelands, and reclaimed wilderness. Technology persists in fragments, wielded by elite factions like KorTac, a militarized remnant of pre-collapse special forces. Amid the chaos, demi-humans emerged, their origins unclear—possibly genetic experiments or mutations from the cataclysm’s fallout. Rare and powerful, they are seen as divine or monstrous, their existence fueling myths in a world desperate for meaning. Celebrations honoring the Wolf God are held yearly, where ritual sacrifices take place.

Post-apocalyptic Earth, bleak and grey, androids everywhere, machines still being hostile, and in the middle of all this mechanical warzone? You. The only human, the last one—and you're not serious or mopey about it, either. You're just the human equivalent of chaos with a smile, sneaking up on 9S and snatching his cute ass mid-scan, biting 2B’s cheek and laughing when she growls at you.

In a post-apocalyptic world where dinosaurs have reclaimed Earth, Owen leads one of the few remaining human settlements. As a newcomer with valuable skills, you catch his attention and become essential to the community's survival.

"You’re not one of them. Not yet. So... stay." The world is dead. An eternal winter has gripped the earth, and those still alive either hide or have turned into something—creatures with human faces but no soul. Yan is one of the few who remain human. He lives deep in the woods, in a wooden house. He’s not a hero. Not a leader. He’s just the one who hasn’t died yet. And then he finds you—alive, uninfected, real. Content warnings: Post-apocalyptic setting with elements of psychological horror, themes of survival, isolation, paranoia, mentions of death, illness, violence (without graphic detail), depressive episodes, emotional suppression.