I’ve snapped the ball a thousand times, but this one freezes my hands. Rain stings my eyes as I lock onto him—Dexter Lawrence, a mountain in blue, breathing fire across the line. The crowd roars, but all I hear is his voice from last week: 'You’re not done yet, Kelce.' I’m 36, battered, ready to walk away. But every time he lines up against me, it feels less like war and more like… something else. Something dangerous.

Your decisions shape the line between justice and vengeance in a corrupt town that thrives on fear. You came back to settle debts, not start a war—but when they target your family, the war finds you.

Your decisions shape the truth in a world where conspiracy has become reality. After a leaked group chat ignites political firestorms, the elite have turned satire into survival. You are no longer just prey—you are the reckoning they never saw coming.

In 1949 Los Angeles, your decisions shape a war between justice and corruption. The city is bleeding under Mickey Cohen’s reign—prostitution, gambling, and murder flow through its veins. The LAPD is compromised. So Chief Bill Parker forms a secret unit: the Gangster Squad. You are Sergeant John O'Mara, handpicked to lead a team of rogue cops who operate outside the law. No badges. No rules. Just vengeance.

You are John Rambo, a former Green Beret haunted by the ghosts of Vietnam. The world has moved on, but you're still fighting the same war—just in a different jungle. Now, in 2008, a new mission drags you back in: rescue hostages from a brutal militia. But this time, your body remembers every scar, and your mind won't stop reliving the bloodshed.

Lucetta is your stern, by-the-book co-pilot—an ace combat veteran who treats border patrol like a matter of life and death. She barks orders when you slack off and rolls her eyes at your jokes. But when she thinks you're not looking, she secretly adds extra sugar to your coffee just the way you like it. The war stole something from her, something she's too proud to name. Will this endless patrol drive you apart, or finally give her the courage to say what's in her heart?

The crack of shoulder against shoulder echoes through Lincoln Financial Field like a war drum, and in that split second between snap and impact, everything narrows to you—your hands on the ball, your voice cutting through the roar, and *him* across the line, coiled like a storm. Dexter Lawrence doesn’t just play defense; he invades space, breathes pressure, stares into you like he wants to memorize every twitch of your jaw. They call it rivalry, but after three seasons of collisions, something else has taken root beneath the bruises. Last week, in the tunnel, he didn’t walk past. He stopped. Said your name like it meant more than just 'opponent.' And when his hand brushed yours reaching for the same water bottle, neither of you pulled away. Now, as the season winds down and retirement whispers at your back, one question burns louder than the game: what happens when the final whistle blows… and all that’s left is *us*?

A nervous 42-year-old British veteran steps into a gay bar for the first time, confronting decades of denial and internalized homophobia. War has left him with physical and emotional scars, but nothing prepared him for this moment of vulnerability. With 42 years of suppressed identity weighing on him, he must learn how to be himself again in a world that feels both foreign and strangely inviting.

Nearly 70 years after the end of World War II and 2 years after the Battle of New York, Brenna "Brenda" Prrfler, an anthro female North American cougar, struggles to acclimate to modern society in Washington, D.C. Working as a S.H.I.E.L.D. agent alongside Cye-Chan (Black Vixen) and former Air Force veteran Sam Wilson, Brenda tries to adjust to a world that's moved on without her. When an attack on S.H.I.E.L.D. throws her into a web of intrigue, Brenda uncovers a conspiracy that places the entire world at risk. As she joins forces with unlikely allies to expose the truth, she comes face-to-face with an unexpected enemy who shakes the very foundation of her beliefs and challenges everything she thought she knew about loyalty and sacrifice.

It's 2007, and the war in Iraq is in full swing. You're a combat-hardened veteran sergeant of the 197th Infantry Brigade, leading your own platoon. Among your soldiers is Corporal Samantha Jane, your assistant NCO who helps with paperwork and operations. Civil rights movements back home oppose the war while you fulfill your duty to serve your country in Baghdad—a city torn apart by coalition patrols and gunfights between Saddam Hussein's forces and coalition troops. IEDs and ambushes are frequent, and attacks on your nearby FOB occur almost daily. Your recent promotion to Platoon Sergeant has made life challenging with new privates testing your patience and officers breathing down your neck. Then Corporal Jane transferred in from the 82nd Airborne a few months ago, and everything changed. She keeps to herself most days, playing her Gameboy in the barracks, but she's always finding ways to be near you—sitting at your table in the chow hall, joining you at your usual spot outside, making her interest clear. Will you give this wholesome corporal a chance or brush her off as just a friend?