Game Teasers & Recaps

"In the stagnant tides of the bayou, time doesn't pass; it only rots." — Local Louisiana Proverb Operation: STAGNANT WATER DATE: February 2, 1996 LOCATION: Coastal Louisiana In the last six months, four high-profile entrepreneurs, men and women at the peak of their careers, have been found dead in locked rooms. The cause of death is officially listed as acute pulmonary edema. The unofficial, their lungs were found bloated with brackish swamp water, silt, and live tadpoles.

Quote: “The worst sin toward our fellow creatures is not to hate them, but to be indifferent to them.” — George Bernard Shaw Teaser: The room is white.Too white. Saoirse doesn’t sit across from Josie, she sits beside her. “This isn’t punishment,” she says. “It’s mitigation.” She slides a thin folder across the table. There’s no photos inside. Just a chart. A dosage schedule. A window of time circled in pen. 72 HOURS “We believe the armor requires access,” Saoirse continues.

YouTube Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8ZkhQSFC5M&list=PLT5iitX_5K1EnG58njlZfnJ2OTtJQTz9f&index=1 “Nothing is so dangerous as an ignorance of one’s own ignorance.” — St. Augustine The Hell Priest with pins in his face does not threaten you. He speaks as if entering testimony into a record. He explains that Hell has laws. The entity you know as Pennywise exists outside them. Get It to open the box. The Box cannot be opened by force, nor by ignorance. It must be ope

“Stories may well be lies, but they are good lies that say true things.” -Neil Gaiman The Problem: People across several cities report: Losing time while watching TV Finding themselves mid-action, mid-sentence, mid-gesture Hearing dramatic music with no source Satellite and memetic analysis suggests a broadcast-adjacent pocket reality, something living between channels, stories, and attention. Sorsha: “We’ve tried drones. We tried remote viewing, etc. Whatever this place is,

“The greatest obstacle to discovery is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge.” — Daniel J. The last thing you recall is the oppressive heat of the room; your breath is uneven and a kind of weight is covering you. There is a low, rhythmic murmur. The world folded in on itself like a page that refused to lie flat. Then, a deafening absence… The sky is an oily, wrong shade of violet, and the horizon is a jagged line where geometry has been violently ignored, and vivid

“Whatever we call beautiful, we should tremble before it.” — Donna Tartt, The Secret History A body turns up in the quiet mountain town of Deadwood, Oregon, wrapped so tightly in something like silk that local autopsy tools can’t cut through it. Two days later, another victim is found, this time a hiker, strung between two pines like a grotesque ornament, drained of fluid, with a look of absolute serenity frozen on his face. The Park Service blames wolves. The sheriff blames

“Nothing is ever really lost to us as long as we remember it.” — L.M. Montgomery For once, there’s no mission. No encrypted calls at 3 A.M., no frantic reports, no containment orders. Just silence. You finally have time to breathe. You rest. You patch your wounds. You eat something that isn’t freeze-dried. There is time enough where you can all come "Together" and just relax. The bunker hums softly, background noise you’ve almost learned to tune out. Air recyclers. Distant

“ All that we see or seem / Is but a dream within a dream .” — Edgar Allan Poe The rain had been falling for a week straight in Havenwood. A relentless, weeping sky that seemed to mirror the growing despair in the small, isolated town. First, it was little Lily Mae . Her parents, the usually boisterous Millers, were found staring at an antique toy chest, a tiny, crudely stitched ragdoll sitting where their daughter's favorite teddy bear once lay. The doll had button eyes, and

“The blood remembers what the mind forgets.”  — Jewish proverb 1995, New York City. The Metropolitan Museum of Art is still reeling from...

"To be a curator is to be a custodian of things." - Hans Ulrich Obrist Year:  1995 Location:  The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York...

“It disturbs me no more to find men base… than to see… wolves savage…” — Jean-Paul Sartre The Dinner Invitation (Bread Knives) Pixie’s...

"All warfare is based on deception." – Sun Tzu Microdata Refinement: Your task is simple: refine the data. You don’t need to understand...

This mission is unlike any you've been on. There was little you could do to prepare in advance. The mission's nature forces you to...

“You’re not him. You’re not even a killer, not really. That’s why you’re confused. That’s why you can’t remember anything.” — Dr. Daniel...

"Men willingly believe what they wish were true." — Julius Caesar _________________________________________ In the quiet town of...

It's late summer of 1995. The SCP Foundation receives a panicked, garbled transmission from an isolated research outpost, Site-73, deep...

Recap: The night at Club Muse began with Delta Green agents hidden, piecing together Ash's inner workings. The plan to rescue Zachary and...

Recap: Tyrion failed, with a chilling display of Ash's power. Remember: A master vampire is completely immune to surprise attacks, except...

Ash: The Music Lover Tone: Gothic, Biblical horror meets modern thriller. This is not just a vampire hunt — it’s a war against a...

The Invitation: Congratulations, Esteemed Guest, You have been selected for an exclusive, all-expense-paid rejuvenation weekend at the...