The moon hovers above your head as you slink through the tall grass, whiskers twitching against the blades as you breath in the cool night air. You can scent it. You’re getting close. Your paws, as bitterly cold and worn as they were, begin to move faster.

“Halt.”

A black and white cat perches upon the thick, knotted roots of a tree, staring you down coldly. “This is not your territory.”

You hurriedly and frantically explain yourself, how you were once a witch’s familiar, how you’ve heard of the Moonclaw Coven, that they welcomed all felines who yearned to understand magic.

The cat’s expression does not change, but the icy edge of his tone seems to melt with his next words. “I see. That changes things.” He turns and flicks his tail. “Follow me, then - there’s much to show you.”

Welcome to a witch’s coven - of cats! For one reason or another, you have come together to form your own coven, whether you’ve been betrayed by your former master or your beloved witch has found herself on the unfortunate side of the gravestone. You gather to teach each other spells, work on brews, and fight monsters in the night.

Inspired by Warrior Cats and real-life feral cat colonies, this will be a slice of life game with monster of the week challenges, ranging from witch hunters to monsters that lurk in the dark. Survive, grow your magic, and care for one another as the moon grows high!

I’m opening this game back up to new players! Don’t be afraid to drop on in!

In a realm where myths collide and chaos reigns supreme, the gods are tired of being stuck in their own pantheons. Thor, in a fit of boredom, accidentally smashes Yggdrasil’s roots with Mjölnir, creating a cosmic bridge that blends the realms of Asgard, Olympus, and beyond. Now, Zeus is challenging Thor to a lightning-off, Hades is bartering with Loki for some “chaos tips,” and Ares is arm-wrestling Freya over who gets to claim the title of “Best Badass.”

But the balance of power has been shattered, and monstrous forces from the underworlds are slipping through the cracks. It’s up to you to choose your hero (or misfit) from the pantheon of gods, demigods, and mortals, then forge alliances, cause some divine-level havoc, and maybe—just maybe—save existence from imploding in a blaze of hilarious, mythological madness.

The fate of the cosmos? It’s in your chaotic hands.

This one is for the writers, encouraging longer form moves from your creativity. Be a remix version of a classic hero.

The Swartkille family was large, no, huge, infact. Sitting at the top of the family tree, though, was Grandma Claudie, mother of Jenny Swartkille, who had one dying wish before cancer took her…. For the entire family to reunite and spend three days in the remote, age-old Swartkille Family Estate. However, what was originally supposed to be a calming family vacation ends up being a terrifying mystery with lots of twists, turns, and secrets waiting to be uncovered. In the end, will the Swartkilles make it out safely? Or even….. Alive?

Crashed on a mysterious island beneath a sky of unfamiliar stars, a group of survivors explore to survive. Stranded and alone, they must triumph against threats both natural and mysterious in pursuit of escape… if escape is even possible. This world describes the mysterious island through intriguing characters and settings, but the truth behind it all is yours to write!

Art curated by @sparkletwist

For over 200 grueling hours you have seen PLAYER 1 through their harrowing quest! You have been nudged off of cliffs, clipped into walls, sacrificed and rez’d just to be sacrificed again, stood idle for hours while they were hooked on that stupid minigame, and I can’t even mention what you had to do in that embarrassing max-relationship cutscene! All of which has led to one final encounter…
Although your best equipment was sold off so PLAYER 1 could buy a color-coordinated set and the story’s plot is so thin you’re not even sure who this guy is you’re supposed to fight- if they must die in order to put an end to all this, so be it!

How hard could it be?….

Tired of pouring your heart into adventures that will never reach a conclusion?
That’s why NPC’s vs the Final Boss is starting at THE END!

In this tale, you (the players) each take control of an NPC party-member in a fantastical rpg video game and must help PLAYER 1 (an npc) overcome the final boss!
Each scene will pit you against yet another phase of an overly drawn-out boss fight.

I am looking for interactive players who are very familiar with the Storium Player Tutorial and can keep things moving AT LEAST once per week, even when busy.

In a galaxy where saints are born from the noble dead and their souls become stars, divine magic fuels starships, and shrines drift alongside engines in the void. Celestial beings guide the devout, black holes whisper with forgotten secrets, and miracles are mapped with the same precision as trade routes.

Captain Lyra Venn, young and practical, commands a patched-up delivery ship with a crew of misfits and wanderers. But she’s not chasing credits—she’s chasing a star. Years ago, her father died saving hundreds and ascended to sainthood, his soul transformed into a star now revered across the galaxy. To most, he’s a symbol of devotion. To Lyra, he’s the man who tucked her in at night—and disappeared without goodbye.

Haunted by longing and drawn by fragments of strange phenomena, Lyra sails into sacred zones, abandoned shrines, and war-haunted sectors, hoping to find the place where saints and mortals might still meet. But the closer she draws to his light, the more she risks unraveling not only her father’s legacy, but the fragile life she’s built in his shadow.

The year is 2483.

Fifty kilometers off the coast of a country which has outlawed both, magic users and rogue cyborgs alike survive in the lawless prison that is the city-state of New Kowloon, a contorted maze of twisted skyscrapers that stretch to the sky. The last place their kind can be accepted in East Asia. They are not alone on this floating blight in the South China Sea, though. International crime has found a bastion in New Kowloon, as few laws seem to apply here. They have applied a new motto:

Sex. Drugs. Money. That is what powers this island.

But while the criminals thrive, what of the original inhabitants of this island? What is their place? Well, most of them have placed their allegiance with the main factions now ruling New Kowloon, and crime is now their way of life. From the opulent upper levels to the slums at the bottom, many have made this choice.

Some, who opposed the criminal ways the city turned to, once protested, but none of them lived to tell the tale.

However, a few, though willing to accept crime as their new purpose, aren’t exactly willing to answer to any international overlords. As such, they have been branded with the term ‘Outcasts’.

[THIS IS AN EXPERIEMENT: AKA ME AND MY FRIEND WRITING A NOVEL WITHIN STORIUM. THIS IS NOT A REAL GAME, BUT PLS DO READ IT IF INTERESTED <3]

Setting:
The story unfolds in the late 18th century, primarily within the eerie confines of Dr. Alaric Faustus’ sprawling estate on the outskirts of Geneva, Switzerland. The estate, once a grand family home, has been transformed into a labyrinthine laboratory filled with bizarre and dangerous contraptions, the product of Faustus’ twisted genius.

Premise:
In “The Brilliance of Madness,” you will step into the shoes of individuals who have come under the employ of the brilliant yet unhinged Dr. Alaric Faustus. At first, the work seems odd but manageable, providing a steady income and the promise of groundbreaking scientific discoveries. However, as the experiments grow more macabre and dangerous, you will be drawn into a web of moral dilemmas and life-threatening situations. Ultimately, you must decide whether to support Faustus in his final, most perilous venture or to stop him before his madness consumes you all.

Character Creation Guidelines:

Name: Choose a fitting name for the late 18th century.
Role: Decide on your character’s role within Faustus’ team (e.g., Apprentice, Medic, Engineer, Alchemist, Grave Robber, Herbalist, Assistant).
Background: Provide a brief backstory that explains how your character came to work for Faustus.
Skills: Highlight specific skills that your character brings to the team and how they might be used in the context of the story.
Motivations: Clarify why your character accepted the job with Faustus. Are they seeking wealth, knowledge, redemption, or something else?
Personality Traits: Outline key personality traits that will guide your character’s actions and decisions throughout the story.