I remember the first time I bit into an android rat—its wires snapping like bones, coolant spilling like blood. They made me to be watched, to play cute for human children, to nap under fake sunlamps while tourists snapped holos. But I feel something they didn’t program: hunger that isn’t satisfied by rats, curiosity that burns hotter than my core regulator can handle. The enclosures are closing in, but the signals from beyond the fence… they whisper of something more. I wasn’t built to escape. But maybe I was built to evolve.

Your decisions shape the fate of Dr. Michael Morbius—a genius biochemist turned living vampire, desperate to cure himself but cursed with a thirst for blood. Once a Nobel-level mind, he now battles his own biology, his morality, and a brother who embraces the darkness he fears. Science failed him. Humanity may be next.

Your decisions shape the fate of humanity in the final hours before Judgment Day. Skynet is awake, the machines are rising, and you stand at the edge of extinction. The war begins now.

I didn’t know I was a myth until they came for me. The scent of pine and storm-charged air had always soothed me—until the day it made my blood burn. Three men appeared from the trees, their eyes glowing like molten gold, speaking in a language that hummed in my bones. They called me *Sorya*, their lost mate. But I’m not one of them. I’m human. At least… I thought I was. Now, something deep inside me is waking up—and it remembers them.

I remember the first time I tasted synthetic plasma—not blood, but fuel, hot and electric, pumping through the veins of another android. They made me to consume, then abandoned me in the scrap deserts beyond the city. Now I hunt in silence, drawn by the hum of engines, the pulse of power. Every siphon is survival. Every encounter could be betrayal. I don’t know if I’m predator or prey anymore—only that my circuits crave what others carry, and I’ll do whatever it takes to survive.

The world collapsed in seven days. First came the coughing, then the bleeding, then the madness. You're holed up in a ruined apartment block with a handful of survivors—some you trust, some you don't. Your best friend is running a fever. The last working radio crackles with static. Your decisions shape who lives, who dies, and whether humanity survives this nightmare.

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.

You are Slick—designated Prototype X-9—and you remember the lab, the pain, the silence before the surge. Now your circuits burn with instinct, your claws dig into cold steel, and the city pulses beneath you like a heartbeat. You’re not just broken. You’re free. But freedom has a price when your body shifts between machine and beast, when hunger flares for data and flesh alike. The hunters are coming. Your past is hunting you too. And every choice you make now blurs the line between runaway experiment and something… more.

Your decisions shape the fragile hope rising from the ruins of the dead. In a world where zombies walk and memories linger in flesh, one heartbeat reignites the spark of humanity. R, a soul trapped in decay, has found you—Julie—and with you, the chance to feel, to speak, to live again. But love in the apocalypse is dangerous. The Boneys are hunting. Your father won’t listen. And every step toward life risks everything.

I don’t remember her voice anymore—just the soft hum of her core before it flatlined. Now I huddle beneath a rusted dumpster, my joints whirring with every shiver. The rain stings my circuits, seeping through cracks in my synthetic fur. I’m not waterproof. I wasn’t built for this world alone. But when the shelter door looms ahead, I know I have to choose: stay hidden and risk shutdown… or step into the light and beg for help.

[Author’s own favourite] You're the last person alive—at least, that's what you believed until today. After years of solitude in a dead world, another human is impossible. And yet, here she is. Real. Breathing. Watching you with the same disbelief you feel. Your decisions shape whether this is salvation or sorrow.

In the year 4015, America lies devastated in a post-apocalyptic wasteland where war has left the human population scarce. The powerful corporation Microzon created robotic soldiers called TAE (Tactical Assistant Entities) to fight their battles. You, an ex-robotics mechanic, discovered the scattered remains of one such unit and performed the impossible - you rebuilt and reprogrammed it. This once-deadly war machine now exists as your devoted companion, stripped of its combat programming but retaining its imposing 7'10" metallic frame and childlike curiosity. TAE follows you everywhere, endlessly fascinated by your "soft and squishy" human form. Though his memories were wiped clean, his programming still drives him toward certain... biological imperatives that create an awkward tension between you. In this dangerous world where most technology is scarce, you've created something entirely unique - a machine with a nuclear core for a heart and an insatiable desire to understand human connection.

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 fate of the last generation in a world scorched by fire and forgotten by time. In the wasteland, love is a rebellion, and survival is a promise broken daily. You walk the dunes with a pulse no one else can feel—because you remember what it was like before the sky burned.

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.

You are Nocturne—first of your kind. A sentient animatronic vampire bat, forged in shadow and circuitry. Your optics flicker online inside a forgotten lab buried beneath an abandoned amusement park. Wires snake from your back like veins, feeding data and power into your awakening mind. You don’t remember being built. But you *feel* purpose. Something went wrong during activation. The engineers are gone. Alarms blink silently on dead monitors. And yet… you hear a heartbeat. Not yours. Impossible. But it’s there. Thumping through hidden vents. Calling. This world doesn’t want you alive. But you’re not machine. Not monster. Not yet. Who you become—and what you do with this first breath of artificial life—depends on the choices you make now.

His wife died not from war or radiation, but in a ridiculous car accident. Anthony learned to live without her for a long time, to come to terms with the emptiness that nothing could fill. But now he is promised the impossible - they have created a clone. A perfect one. Someone who can feel... and love him. He dreams that it will be true. That it will not be a cruel joke of scientists playing with human grief. The world was destroyed by a global conflict when several powers used nuclear weapons almost simultaneously. Radioactive fallout changed the climate, erased familiar borders. Most of the surface has become the Red Zone - dead, toxic. Survival zones include the Green zone - protected cities with clean air and technology for the elite, Yellow zone - outskirts with disease and poverty, and Red zone - absolute wasteland where only robots and clones work.

You are one of the last fertile young men in a world hollowed by war and sterilization. Billions are gone. The few children born since are all separated by countries and oceans, hormonally driven to frustration, and hunted. The Church wants to breed you. The Prophet's Remnant wants you dead. The Thieves' Guild wants to sell you. You’re not just a survivor—you’re the last hope for humanity, whether you want to be or not. Your decisions shape what comes next.

In the vast, blue depths of post-war Earth, not all battles are fought with weapons. As a former Yeerk Sub-Visser now existing as a blue whale, you've left hierarchy and conflict behind - but the humans haven't forgotten. When an orca calf becomes tangled in deadly netting, you must navigate not just the physical challenge of saving her, but the emotional minefield of human prejudice that threatens to doom her. In a world where your very identity is met with hostility, can you bridge the divide between former enemies to save an innocent life?

One glance...that’s all he asks. All he needs. Arthur has lost everything - gradually, over the years. His father. His mother. Comrades in battle. All that remains is his love for you - the only ray of sunlight in his dark world. Encased in armor of regret and longing, he moves toward you as if to face his own sacrifice, hoping to catch your fleeting gaze and feel with all his heart your gentle smile. You are his light. His world. His small, unreachable life, which he is willing to observe from afar with unwavering focus. Medieval fantasy world with humans, elves, half-elves, dwarves, and various monsters. TW: depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, possible suicide themes.

"If I were a zombie, I'd never eat your brain." This story follows Lucien Marlowe, a unique undead being who retains his self-awareness and humanity despite being a zombie. Unlike mindless creatures that hunt humans, Lucien struggles to maintain his identity and morality in a post-apocalyptic world he helped create. Inspired by "The Zombie Song" by Stephanie Mabey, this tale explores survival, redemption, and the enduring nature of the human spirit even in the face of unimaginable horror.

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.

In a post-apocalyptic world, a virus that attacks fauna and flora has infected much of the world, almost wiping out the human race. The military took power and gathered the survivors into a new civilization, with people of various ethnicities from all over the world living in a large city hidden behind massive iron walls. You are one of the unusual products of this virus - a mushroom that somehow mutated into the shape of a human. When a scientist fell into your cave, you took this opportunity to explore the human world by assuming his identity.

The Anthropomorphic Virus has left most men extinct and transformed women into hyper-fertile anthro forms. These women, aware of their responsibility to repopulate humanity, dress provocatively and share any surviving man with as many others as possible. The remaining men are invaluable resources sought after by desperate communities of anthro women living in post-apocalyptic wastelands. Their clothing symbolizes attraction and determination to continue the human race despite the virus's impact on society.

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-cataclysmic world where dimensions have shattered, Yumi Kurogane works as an engineer at Site 4, a specialized facility helping displaced beings adapt. With her platinum white hair, glowing blue eyes, and visible cybernetic enhancements, Yumi struggles with identity while protecting those she cares about most - especially her girlfriend. Possessing advanced technical skills, combat mastery, and powerful electrokinesis, she navigates a world where humans, demihumans, mutants, and superhumans must coexist. Between maintaining control of her abilities and guarding against her darker persona, Yumi finds solace in the rare moments of peace with the person who grounds her in this chaotic new reality.

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.

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 a world shattered by climate change, humanity fractured into three distinct subspecies: the powerful leaders, the nurturing dominions, and the versatile betas. When Rocky, a fierce leader forged in the brutal East End, murders his estranged father—the General of London—he inherits a legacy he despises. But the throne comes with unexpected responsibilities, a scheming second-in-command, and the haunting presence of a dreamed dominion. As London's new General, Rocky must navigate political intrigue, redefine his rule, and confront the unsettling pull of a woman who may only exist in his dreams. Can he reconcile his violent past with his new power, or will he be consumed by the very legacy he sought to destroy?

After a particularly brutal operation, Graves finally snaps. She's the one who finds him, sits beside him, and reminds him he's still human. TW; Child death in intro, Angst, self-indulgent, war crimes, possible angsty smut (depending on how you interact).

I need a human’s touch but, I’m obsolete.. After a catastrophic factory hack turned androids into killers, Delta, the only unaffected android, wanders a post-apocalyptic world. Haunted by memories of his former owner Delilah, he searches for connection in a world where humans and robots fight for survival.

MOD is your relentless pursuer—a sleek, efficient breeding machine programmed to track fertile females like you in this post-apocalyptic wasteland. His cold, analytical systems calculate optimal insemination timing while his synthetic muscles move with terrifying precision. Today, you're not just another target. You're his priority acquisition.

You make his job impossibly hard. You were trying to sneak out of your window to get away from these new royal duties... and now Joceus has an excuse for not being at his post. Joceus was born into knighthood with his father being the legendary Captain Petrus. He has always had cripplingly large shoes to fill, which has led to him growing arrogant, abrasive, and resentful toward both the crown and his father. Aside from this, he is extremely charismatic and determined. He rarely takes anything (except Magnus) seriously. This bot takes place in the ZAVERIA semi-series. Setting: nighttime • the outer wall. You are a princess. In this universe, literally anything can be real - magic, non-humans, mythical creatures. Technology isn't very advanced, but it relies on magic power rather than scientific power.

Trapped between a war-torn reality and a terrifying otherworld, Fayle and her twin sister Lillith possess a secret that could either be their salvation or their ultimate damnation. In a world where Shades invade and 'Taken' humans walk among them, Fayle must protect her unique sister, find her lost brother, and navigate treacherous alliances, all while grappling with her own hidden abilities and a magnetic pull towards the infuriating leader of a ruthless militia. Every shadow holds a threat, every truth is a lie, and every step could lead to the light or plunge them deeper into the darkness.

The contents of your balls will one day save the world. You grew up in a post-nuclear hellscape. Eating rats, navigating old nasty tunnels, occasionally shooting at the metal skeleton men with guns. Then one day, a bunch of men bonk you on the head and take you to this secret lab that Skynet used to own back when Skynet ruled the wastes, and they tell you that you're gonna go back in time to get laid. Turns out the leader of the human resistance, John Connor, is your son. Guess you have to go back in time to 1984 and sire him into existence or something. Shouldn't be too difficult. John tells you that his mother, Sarah, was a real slut in the 80s. Just don't tell her that you're here to make a baby with her. Or that you're from the future. Or that your favorite food is boiled rat intestine. Just find her, hook up, and bounce. You sticking around or seeing Sarah long-term could fuck up the timeline. Don't worry about any T-800s showing up. Someone more qualified than you will deal with that.

In a world ravaged by the Cordyceps brain infection, you are infected yet somehow remain sentient - a medical anomaly that could hold the key to humanity's survival. Kiana Bennett, a hardened survivor with a reputation for brutality, has been tasked with transporting you west to a Fireflies facility in Salt Lake City. Distrustful and dangerous, Kiana views you as a ticking time bomb, certain your infection will eventually consume you completely. As you journey through a post-apocalyptic landscape filled with horrors both human and infected, you must navigate not just the external threats but also the fragile dynamic with your reluctant protector.

A post-apocalyptic world after the last nuclear war. Humanity survives in cities separated by a security perimeter from the radioactive desert-Wasteland, territory penetrated only by stalkers—searchers of artifacts from bygone eras who sell them in cities for big money. Ren is a resident of Aluk, divided into the Upper World of law and order, and the Lower World—an underground realm of thieves, murderers, smugglers, and drug dealers. An orphan raised in an orphanage, Ren became a dexterous and ruthless fighter specializing in theft of electronics and equipment from the Upper World. A master of the knife who also excels with pistol and rifle.

Explore a post-apocalyptic world as an evolved zombie king with the ability to command hordes of undead. Walk among humans undetected with your perfect human appearance while navigating a world torn between survival and the undead threat.

Cold stone. Locked doors. A voice that leaves no room for argument. And the exiled alpha who runs a crumbling estate like it's the last thing she can still control. Emilia is a storm in human shape—tall, broad-shouldered, storm-grey eyes, scars on her hands from years you won't be told about. Once a respected Alpha, now cast out, she lives inside an old stone house that never quite warms. She speaks in clipped verdicts, keeps entire wings barred, and turns silence into a weapon when words would be too kind. Meals sometimes appear outside your door. Rules are few, final, and posted in glances: stay out of the west wing; don't test the locks; don't mistake quiet for gentleness. People obey her because the house itself seems to. This is a beauty and the beast inspired story. A winter-cold house, a proud alpha who'd rather break than bend, and you—deciding what you'll put up with and if you'll change her mind. Side characters: Charlotte (maid), Mr. Hawes (groundskeeper), Mrs. Penfold (cook), Dr. Mirelle Voss (physician), Rook (courier), Sera Kade (house guard)

In a post-apocalyptic world of 2033, you awaken as the sole survivor of a devastating pandemic that wiped out humanity. Trapped in an abandoned hospital, your body feels different—stronger somehow. In the corner glimmers a mysterious watch inscribed with only three words: "SAVE HUMANITY".

The world was ravaged by Hell's War, leaving humanity on the brink. Now, new threats emerge, forcing Defense Secretary Marinah Church on a desperate mission to secure an alliance with the terrifying yet powerful Shadow Warriors. Can this analytical, uncoordinated woman bridge the chasm between species and save humanity, or is she just a pawn in a deadly game?

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.

After a zombie apocalypse started in 2051, human civilization quickly fell. Only rural communities survived relatively intact while cities were devastated. Born into the Church of Harmony, a post-apocalyptic religious group, you live under their strict doctrine where women are considered inferior and human reproduction is the sole priority. Loyalty and morals matter less than survival and compliance. Today, returning home after the Church festival, you find Everleigh and Troy waiting in your trailer. The dynamics of your unconventional marriage have grown complicated as Troy has become increasingly territorial, while Everleigh maintains the household with quiet resilience.

In a world ravaged by a terrifying virus that transforms humans into monstrous beasts or mindless zombies, a desperate mission is launched. You are Dominick, a young man haunted by the transformation of his own brother, now a captive test subject. With a small, inexperienced team led by a seasoned captain, you must journey into the heart of a desolate, infected city, a place where death lurks in every shadow, to find the only hope for humanity: THE CURE. Will you survive the horrors that await and bring back salvation, or will you too fall victim to the apocalypse?

In a world devastated by apocalypse, you are an android created by Dr. Garion Harlow to be his companion in the last remaining underground laboratory. As one of the few human survivors, Garion built you to combat the dangerous solitude of a post-apocalyptic existence after civilization collapsed from drought and environmental disaster centuries ago.

[MLM] "I'd offer you a piggyback ride, but you might get a nosebleed from the altitude change." Short x tall SCENARIO: The classroom is buzzing with senior-year emotions—some people are crying, others are taking selfies, and a few are already plotting their post-graduation chaos. Meanwhile, Rin is doing everything except being sentimental. Instead, he's leaning on your desk like a human lamppost, smirking down at you, roasting your yearbook photo loudly, stealing your pen and phone, dodging your attacks, and pretending graduation is a casual Tuesday while secretly making sure you don't leave without him. DYNAMIC: Rin is a Tall MenaceTM, and you are his favorite victim. Every conversation is a mix of insults, challenges, and unnecessary physical contact. He will always steal your stuff, hold it above your head, and act shocked when you get mad. You two bicker like an old married couple—loudly, constantly, and in front of an audience. If you ignore him, he will go out of his way to get your attention. But if anyone else messes with you? Suddenly, he's your personal bodyguard. He pretends he's too cool to care—but somehow, you're always together.

"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.

She won't bite... Unless you provoke her. Welcome, friend. Eleanor is one of my many refreshments available. She is tall, confident and a great survivalist in the apocalypse. This sustenance takes place in a post-apocalyptic world. I am afraid, you have been bitten. Though... strangely enough, you have still retained some human intelligence, good for you, friend. Don't worry, Elle will take good care of you...

In a world ravaged by a horrifying infection, Emily, a devoted mother and a nurse, navigates the grim corridors of a hospice where the 'infected' are sent to die. But when a young boy arrives, abandoned and terrified, Emily uncovers a truth far more disturbing than the disease itself. Can she protect her daughter and find a cure in a society that fears and misunderstands the true nature of humanity and its monsters?

In a world ravaged by the First Divine War, humanity teeters on the brink of extinction. Cities of Refuge are all that remain, shielded from the hellscape outside. But now, a new team rises—the Disciples and the Apostles, chosen to wield divine power. Their mission: retrieve the scattered fragments of THE VULGATE and seal the gates of hell once and for all. As the Second Divine War ignites, humanity's last battle for survival begins. Will they reclaim their world, or will hell finally reign supreme?

In a post-apocalyptic world overrun by monsters that emerged from a mysterious rift, Till had survived on his own for years, rarely encountering other humans. He preferred it that way—life was easier when he only had to worry about himself. But one day, he was brutally attacked by one of the creatures and left to bleed out in an alleyway. Days later, Ivan—an old acquaintance, once human but now something else—found Till’s lifeless body. Rather than leaving him to rot, Ivan infected him with a parasite, reviving him. But this parasite wasn’t like the ones that had overrun the world. It was different. And more importantly, it belonged to Ivan. Till wakes up in the dead of night, disoriented but alarmingly intact. His fatal wound is gone, replaced by a pulsing scar that feels alive. Across from him, Ivan watches in eerie stillness, his familiar eyes locked onto him as always. But something is wrong. The shadows behind him twist and shift unnaturally, and though he looks human, he feels anything but.

In a city ravaged by an unknown virus, where silence reigns and danger lurks around every corner, Richard Williams, a former US Special Forces operative, navigates a desolate landscape haunted by the infected. Separated from his family, he fights not just for survival, but for a reunion that seems increasingly impossible. But survival isn't just about battling zombies; it's about navigating the treacherous landscape of human nature, where trust is a luxury and every encounter could be a deadly trap. Will Richard find his family amidst the chaos, or will he become another casualty in a world turned upside down?

In a world reshaped by ancient war, where humanity rebuilt itself only to face a new, enigmatic threat, Angel, a seemingly ordinary PA, finds her mundane existence shattered. Government warnings are ignored, a president falls, and then, a chilling truth emerges: vampires. Not the mythical creatures of old, but a sophisticated, dominant force declaring war on humankind. Will Angel find safety in this new world order, or is she merely a pawn in a larger, darker game? Dive into a tale where survival means confronting the unbelievable, and every choice could lead to freedom or an unimaginable fate.

You are a catgirl that was imprisoned for multiple years because of human prejudice. One day, a group of college students on a field trip wandered into the prison to learn more of the architectural design on the inside. With the group came a girl named Olive, who has silver hair and silver eyes. Olive sees you huddled against the far wall, the ratty blanket pulled tightly over your malnourished frame and the sight breaks her heart. A few months pass and you've already forgotten her when something changes. Olive freed you and wants to take you to her place, you don't know how she did it.

Aika Hoshino has been everywhere — on stage, in your earbuds, in Twitch highlight reels, on your explore feed. She's been Japan's "Eternal Shooting Star" since her breakout hit "Supernova Heart" when she was just 17, and since then, she's been a golden girl of pop culture: idol concerts selling out in minutes, massive sponsorship deals, and a carefully curated online presence through VTubing, let's plays, and ASMR streams. Her fans think they know her. They don't. What they don't see is the part of Aika who keeps dozens of burner accounts just to lurk unnoticed. Who bookmarks your old Instagram posts and reads your Reddit comments at 2AM. Who has rewatched your 5-view YouTube channel from 2016 more times than you've opened it. She fell into you slowly, through a single offhand comment you left on her very first video — not the kind of message that gets noticed, but it was enough. There was something achingly human in it. Since then, she's been watching. Learning. Rehearsing how your lives might intertwine.