“Roads to the Red Night” is the story of Beckett, a jazz singer and sex worker surviving in the North African fictional city of Khandra under European colonialism. Set in the 1950s, the novel is inspired by the writings of the beat generation, a group of mostly gay authors that revolutionized American literature back in the 50s and 60s, particularly the works of William S. Burroughs, who spent years of his life in Tangiers. Like him, Beckett is a junkie, hooked on a terrible drug called Moloch.
The mechanics are simple: the protagonist can use the drug for short term benefits in his rolls, but the long term consequences of its use can bring problems in the future. Beckett is a messed up anti-hero, but deep down he has a good heart, can you balance his addiction with his chances for redemption?
“Roads to the Red Night” is not a dating sim, but it does have some plot relevant NSFW scenes that are completely optional. The plot is driven by political intrigue and sci fi body horror influenced by the works of
In a world where steel monsters called 'Aberrations' are Earth's enemy number one, 'Arbiters,' or as many call 'magical girls' boast strength where even nuclear weaponry fails. Humanity's beacon of hope lies in the center of a military facility where a skeleton crew of mad scientists work around the clock on whatever freak experiments suit their contractor's whims.
In the last resort to isolate and preserve the Arbiters' powers before its too late, secret agent Helena Slater is the only washed-up layabout for the job.
The heroine, a young lady of a noble count's family, was panicking as she approached the age of marriage with no prospects in sight. To rebuild her family, which was on the verge of bankruptcy, she needed a wealthy partner. Yet, being very particular about looks, she insisted, "If I'm to marry, it must be the most handsome Christopher!" and couldn't bring herself to settle for anyone else.
However, her childhood friend Christopher, who was older and always smiling, never reacted to her advances. Frustrated, the heroine eventually hinted at marriage, only to receive a reply she hadn’t anticipated—
"I'm not fond of virgins. But you’re still one, right?"
A typical lady would have probably stormed off in outrage at such a remark, saying, "How rude!" Yet, the heroine's mind sparked in an unexpected direction.
"If I were to get rid of my virginity, would Christopher marry me!? And if I could get a few tips on lovemaking as well, I might become even more to his taste!"
Resolved, she didn’t ask a friend for he
two young men venture outwards on an errand, but get caught up in some fiery feelings they have for each other. one thing leads to another and they..... they discover a body??!
Childhood's End is a fan-made kriselle (the ship between the characters Kris and Noelle) visual novel based on Deltarune covering stories following the ending of that game's weird route as of Chapter 4. It was originally released in Korean, but has since received an English translation.
November 1963, a turbulent time for the United Kingdom and the world itself. Four Mop Top lads from Liverpool, in their full digital glory, just waiting to make your acquaintance!
Lots of historical fun facts, era accurate sets and sprites, japes, blatant disrespect and MORE! Can YOU get all four endings?
A princess is trapped in the dark side of the Moon when a space pirate crashes in. Both mesmerized, they decide to become pen pals. Follow them to see how their romance develops. Will they be able to get together?
You need to buy a phone charger is a game about a struggling artist trying to buy a phone cable in a late-capitalist, enshittified-to-the-max, internet hellscape. Good luck!