verityvirtue's Played Games
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| Down, the Serpent and the Sun, by Chandler Groover verityvirtue's rating:  Average member rating: (27 ratings)The feathered serpent coils before you, greater than any god or any monster. Maimed warriors are crushed beneath its claws. The sun will never rise again. |
| Dragonslayer, by Chris Longhurst Average member rating: (4 ratings)The Dragon killed everyone, but Adrasteia did not die. This is the story of what she did instead. |
| Dual Transform, by Andrew Plotkin verityvirtue's rating: Average member rating: (109 ratings)This game takes place in a single room — but not always the same one. The room contains just one item, but again, there's more to it than that. Experiment and enjoy. |
| Dull Grey, by Provodnik Games verityvirtue's rating: Average member rating: (17 ratings)An interactive drama in the traditions of Soviet fiction about choosing a profession. Mother and her teenage son live on the edge of the world amid hot springs, steam, mountains, five-story houses and rusty... |
| Dwelling: Insomnia, by 0vr verityvirtue's rating: Average member rating: (3 ratings)A horror text-adventure wherein you are woken in the middle of the night by a knock on the front door to your apartment. Do you dare answer it? - Features- Multiple endings Disturbing creatures Violence |
| Dysfluent, by Allyson Gray verityvirtue's rating: Average member rating: (22 ratings)Sometimes talking is easier said than done. |
| Each-uisge, by Jac Colvin verityvirtue's rating: Average member rating: (14 ratings)There is an old adage: When you hear hoofbeats, think horses. However that particular piece of advice does not always hold true. |
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(29 ratings)| Earth and Sky, by Paul O'Brian verityvirtue's rating: Average member rating: (82 ratings)It's been almost a month since your parents disappeared. One Tuesday, they just didn't come home, and there's been no sign of them since. For the University and the rest of the town, the mystery is beginning... |
| Eat Me, by Chandler Groover verityvirtue's rating: Average member rating: (97 ratings)In this castle, you'll eat or be eaten. May contain dairy, carnage, puzzles, nuts. |
| The Ebb and Flow of the Tide, by Peter Nepstad Average member rating: (15 ratings)You have done a horrible thing, so horrible that burial will be denied you, either in soil or sea, neither can there be any hell for you. You wait for some hours, knowing this. Then your friends come for... |
| Ecdysis, by Peter Nepstad Average member rating: (80 ratings)You wake, a pounding headache loud in your inner ear, the back of your head itching and tingling, your mouth full of cotton. The pain drives away your dreams, weird visions of alien landscapes... Ecdysis is... |
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(33 ratings)| The Elevator Game, by Owlor verityvirtue's rating: Average member rating: (5 ratings)Two detectives are investigating surveillance footage of a mare behaving oddly in an elevator. The story takes a turn for the dark when they encounter her presumed killer. Illustrated Twine-game in a Visual... |
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(7 ratings)| The Endling Archive, by Kazuki Mishima verityvirtue's rating: Average member rating: (30 ratings)Browse the Endling Archive to uncover the purpose of its creation. |
| Endure, by Emily Short Average member rating: (13 ratings)"Endure" is an interactive translation of four lines of the Odyssey. It responds to the player's choice of translation strategy as well as to the order of translation; the words you translate first will... |
| ENGINE MACHINE: The Deities of Time and Space, by Adam Bredenberg verityvirtue's rating: Average member rating: (2 ratings)Hypertext poesis on the inevitability of death and the miracle of human suffering. |
| Enough, by Hannah Powell-Smith Average member rating: (6 ratings)You're doing OK. A tiny game about comfort. Made for the TinyUtopias jam. |
| Epitaph, by Max Kreminski Average member rating: (13 ratings)idle game about existential risks and the death of civilizations |
| Esther's, by Brad Buchanan and Alleson Buchanan verityvirtue's rating: Average member rating: (25 ratings)At Esther's cafe your adorable host Served cheese to the mice when they wanted toast! That won't bother Harold's robust appetite, But Janie insists that the order's not right. Author's Postmortem |
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