Boulevard is a long-term webcomic heavily based off recorded stories kept by the author, Ashleniza. 5 years ago she promised to her friend, Aaron, that she would release these stories. Beginning with the first recording of a mass murderer in the town that doesn't exist, every Friday upload reveals more and more of what really happened on Boulevard LN.

When Lucas Orwell gets a mysterious unlabeled disc case in the mail, he almost throws it away, until he sees "ALEX", his father's name, written on the disc. As he plays through the game his situation soon becomes clear, soon paranormal and powerful entities and people begin to invade his life, and he tries to piece together who created the game, why it's creator "E" is trying to track him down, and what happened to his father in 2008 that caused him to go missing without a trace.

After 9 year old Abigail discovers a hidden computer game disk within her Christmas tree, it spirals down a rabbit hole of deep family issues, childhood trauma, and dark secrets. Now, 20 years later, her father is determined to finish what he started.

This is a fantasy journey that puts you in the story as the main character, interacting with mermaids, chatty rodents, and mystical powers. Puzzles and clues will need to be solved in order to progress the storyline. This adventure takes place across several different mediums/formats but consistently returns to the website and Instagram page.

Instead of socializing, Syslicato chose to live fixing legacy systems. One day, the intergovernmental organization HPL calls offering comfortable employment at Asfalis, a dusty Pacific wonderland where CRTs and supercomputers coexist alongside WWII comms, underground computing mazes and colorful nighttime glows you shouldn't think about. Worried? Whatever happens, the Asfalis Board of Tourism will be happy to show its proud city. Come visit!

A town-ruling corporation. Monsters known to no man prior. A.I. who could be friend or foe. People stuck in the middle. A fight for freedom. Through direct messages and emails to characters, participating in polls hosted by two sides of the story, and piecing together what exactly is going on, what happens to the unfortunate Coronum employees is largely in your hands.

You get a text from someone you don't know. They say they've been kidnapped, and they need your help to escape. Do you trust them? Subtext is an immersive mystery that plays out over real texts, phone calls, and emails. You'll need to solve puzzles, break into systems, and use social engineering to unravel the story of a mysterious research facility and someone who found themselves in the wrong place at the wrong time.

All Eugene wanted was to upload some game reviews to YouTube, but entities of unknown origin and intention take him and the audience into a multi-layered nightmare, revealing baggage Eugene intended to leave behind when creating the channel. What follows is a conflict between two extremes as Eugene tries to piece together murders of entities, missing memories, and the legitimacy of knowledge given to him by the entities, all while questioning his place and meaning in it all.