The Roxy Drive follows Lucienne, who recently got a computer that belonged to her recently deceased friend Roxy. Inside of the drive is a collection of mods for A Hat In Time that also contain both Posthumous and Antemortem Development notes from both Lucienne and Roxy. As the player travels through the levels, they uncover secrets that slowly reveal what happened to Roxy and the circumstances of her death.

(Use Read More to find links to all mods as part of the experience)

Ace Harker’s attempt to make a found footage film goes horribly wrong after he begins receiving mysterious messages. Ace is dragged into a game with ever changing rules, pursued by a black and white entity. As Ace’s mental state deteriorates, viewers are left to wonder how much is just in his head.

In 2014, 19-year-old Max Cumberland walked into his school’s old science building and was never seen again, as-if he’d simply popped out of existence. Twelve years later, Max’s backpack is found. Its contents expose a new side of his story and the cosmic influences that lead up to it, and include a camera containing footage with timestamps extending far beyond the day he “disappeared.”

A classified 1960s government document - Professor Harold Finch's architectural study of a Victorian manor - that gradually reveals supernatural horror through layered annotations from multiple investigators spanning 1967 to 2026. Eight distinct voices (including the manor's last surviving heir, a detective, Department 8 officials, and the entities themselves) annotate the original study, each revealing fragments of the truth about Walter Blackthorn's 1869 agreement with dimensional beings called "The Watchers."

The Unknown ARG is an ARG story that has a site dedicated to learning more info about the best tech company in Briddleville, Iowa known as "Techno-Logic, Co.". However, things go much deeper than what it seems, and the first step to discovering what secrets are being kept is to dive into the unknown.

C.M.C. Archive follows the records of the "Center for Memory Correction," a fictional bureaucratic organization from the 1990s. The story explores the suppression of a massive urban anomaly in 1993 New York City and the psychological toll of "memory synchronization" on the public.

Elizabeth's Minecraft Blog is a Minecraft unfiction story told through screenshots and captions. Elizabeth has some very strange hangups when it comes to Minecraft. She feels extreme emotional distress when she tries to mine, and she is strangely preoccupied with appearances of children within the game, whether real or imagined. However, she is convinced that this game is just what she needs during this stressful time in her life. Is she right?

A young man wanting to visit his family home for the winter finds a monster instead.