They say that the longest a hero can hope to survive in a dungeon is 5 minutes. That's not very long, but you and a group of your heroic friends have devised a plan. You'll jump in the dungeon, explore, and defeat the boss monster in less than 5 minutes! Some say you are crazy and they may be right, but one thing is for certain. If you are going to beat the odds, you best be quick about it.
Some believe that the power of mages comes from an otherworldly place. This is only partially true. What makes a mage a mage is not the fireballs they throw in the air or the conjuring tricks. No. Knowledge of the arcane and what it's capable of is what makes a true wielder of magic powerful. In this game, you will seek knowledge to crush your foes before they crush you.
When the highly respected and eccentric astronomer lost his wife to a terrible accident, he retreated to his work and his manor. There he stayed hidden, a recluse in the small seaside town. Now strange lights at night are blinking from the manor's windows and odd smells and dark smoke come from its chimneys. You are tasked to venture into the manor to find out what is going on. Just make sure you can make it out again.
Some believe that the more you suffer in this world, the more deserving you are of a happier afterlife. That is to say, pain now equals gain later. If such is the case (and I'm not suggesting it is), then the characters in this game will certainly find the Great Hereafter to be filled with uncountable pleasures and delights. Prepare to suffer and be happy about it.
In Tink Town, everything is built to order. From the car to the road, from the yard to the house, and from the robot to the robit. What's a robit you ask? Why it's the greatest companion a robot could ask for. That's why the town fell into gloom when all the robits went missing. But a few robots want their friends back and are willing to do whatever it takes to find them!
Men foolishly believe they can summon ancient gods and chain them to their will. The very thought is insane! Luckily, insanity is a major component of most cults. Sounds bad, but cults have incredible benefits and an outstanding 401k. Too bad no one ever has a chance to use them. Most end up being eaten or worse. Yes, there are worse things than being eaten alive.