A YouTube user discovers Quest Time!, a fantasy-themed children's cartoon from the late 90s and early 2000s created by the Church of Ascension. Follow along with their uploads (and secret unlisted links!) as they uncover the mysteries surrounding this piece of lost media, its creators, the Church's... odd beliefs, and something known as "The Blood." BlackBlood is inspired by lost episode creepypastas, gothic horror, and cosmic horror, with elements of analog and digital media.

A restaurant reviewer’s website gets hijacked by a strange being, a starving artist spirals into madness, and a cafe has sinister secrets. They all get tied together in a 100 year-old conspiracy.

This has quite a bit of audio, some of it doesn’t have transcripts but the puzzle-important parts don’t require you to understand the words. A computer or laptop is necessary for completing some of the puzzles. All of act 1 is live.

Trigger warnings for all acts can be found on irisandplato.nekoweb.org

Taking place in the retro-future of 5772, the Sun begins reaching the end of its lifespan. Under the threat of the star consuming the Earth, Viaticus Inc. promises salvation amongst the stars, but just how many do they plan on taking with them? Who will be left behind? More importantly, how does the cosmos change, when a Sun dies?

Z's just moved into a new house and discovered an old diary from 1968 hidden away. Upon reading it they uncovered the owners descent into madness as she's haunted not only by Der Großmann, but by her own repressed trauma, and hidden desire for her best friend. Z wants to uncover what happened to the owner and how everything relates to the cult they grew up in

Pilly Games, created by “Mindplaying Smartie” Corporations, are a collection of early 2000s video games that exist in mediums for all ages, notably Flash games, that explore their beloved mascot: Pilly Wildflower! She is willing to entertain those with her charms and silliness. But be warned, she’s not what she seems. As long as she exists, the iceberg deepens, exploring underneath the untold truths of Pilly, her universe and the impactful interactions with the real world as blood and strawberries flow through her unending river. Remember her.

Currently diving into the declassified case of Project Deadzone to get a glimpse into the Kindi Anima.

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A series of (largely house-cleaning-and-moving related) events culminates in Aidan Moss's acquisition of a journal apparently written by his paternal great, great aunt when she was a child. The journal is full of stories about fairies. Stories she said were entirely true. In At the Bottom of the Garden, Aidan reads those stories aloud, accompanied by his commentary on the journal writer's (and by extension, his family's) life in a small English village. But the more fairy tales he commits to audio, the deeper he digs into the past, the more obvious it becomes that there are things Aidan isn't telling us. Things about his family, the village, and Aidan himself. Things that have, all the same, found their way into his life, and his podcast.

Upon discovering an old Camcorder while out on a walk, two friends start a simple channel to upload videos filmed on it, unknowingly setting into motion events that they became part of as soon as they found it.