On October 1st, 2016, six-hundred people woke up subscribed to Soursalt, a strange YouTube channel believed to be the digital-embodiment of an entity known as the Madman of Re. Seven years later, victims of that channel return as a new nightmare takes shape through the eyes of the channel itself, as what was once shown only beyond the lense of a camera has long since evolved to provide new visuals for the hungry masses.

Viewer's Discretion is Advised.

Do alternate universes or dimensions exist? What would they look like? What if they were located right next to us, ready to clash into our reality?

An internet user makes one last effort to find his missing friend. All he has left is a diary that narrates how a lonely man tries to survive against a mysterious entity. Where does it come from? Is it really in our current "plane"?

"Gabby Bea has made a 13 episode Makeup Tutorial series called "Halloween & Horror Basics”. When watching these videos, I noticed a pattern of weird and cryptic glitches, showing what I thought were short horror stories, based around the makeup theme. But, from what I can tell, Gabby did not make these, or put them there, although it still seems “familiar” to her. Is this real, tall tales or tragedies, or is she just tormented by something much more sinister? We don't have all the answers now I don't think, but maybe we will soon. She is out of touch for now, I can't help all by myself, so maybe you can try? Good Luck!"

-Anonymous

Welcome to Motenville, MI, a small happy town where the dead don't die, the screams won't stop, and the mushrooms taste funny... We follow the happenings of this town through the Motenville Press, and a handful of other characters. Will they uncover the truth, or will they die with it?

The Cypher is a four-page zine set in a possibly-fictional version of the Hereford Zone, Baltimore County, MD. Set in 1996-97, its contents follow the fandom interests of its characters, peppered with local culture and original short fiction. As the Cypher continues, the locale develops an ongoing environmental disaster involving a suspicious invasive plant species, meteorites that converge in one place, videotape erasures, and a cryptid. Issues usually contain fandom writings, short story chapter, ciphertext lesson, Notes & Queries (including character-submitted codes), ads, recent film information, and county-mandated warnings. Ciphers may be fandom-content related, but some elaborate on the plot.

In the early 1990's, a small-time comic artist and writer created a comic surrounding his day-to-day life. He called this comic "Smile! You're on Camera!" and his name was James Knosst. James' son David, now 38, has finally opened a letter from his father's affair partner he received when he was young. Inside the letter was a drive, this drive contained the comic strips from SYOC, and it caused an immediate curiosity as to who his father really was. Not knowing where to begin, he opens a site to share his father's strips and court documents to try to find out who James Knosst was. He also uses the site to post his puzzles that he makes as ordered by his therapist.

It does make you wonder, what unnerving facts hide below the surface?

After the mysterious disappearance of her girlfriend, Rian has started making a video project to remember her by. As she is putting this project together, she realizes that a lot of footage from before the disappearance might contain some clues as to why her girlfriend, Tara, has gone missing.

A young boy suddenly goes missing, leaving decades of YouTube videos behind on their old computer. Half a decade later, the investigation on his disappearance continues, using said content as a trail. However, it seems finding the truth won't be easy.

Someone's watching their every move, and they want to have fun.