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Marauder

Falsely Accused:The Telenorian Kingdom's Worst Prison

Submitted for Sherbet's Summer's End Synergy Contest.

In this game, you play as a thief. The princess has been kidnapped and everyone suspected that the big fat evil dragon kidnapped her. Naturally, since you and your crew are the dragon's known associates, you are put in the jail. But here's the thing, you're innocent. From the moment you're in jail, it's been one nightmare after another. Far from administering the justice, the Telenorian Prison is nothing but exploitative and conniving. Will you be able to survive and point the finger back on those that did you wrong, or will you succumb to the darkness in jail without getting the chance to vindicate yourself. Warning: This game can be emotionally disturbing and contains dark themes with many parallels to real life. Proceed at your own risk.

Gay and Depressed in Prison

3rd place entry in Corgi's Gaybellion Contest

In this game, you play a very familiar character from the previous Gay and Depressed stories, who is now in jail. You used to be a side character in other people's stories, but now the spotlight is finally yours in this Gay and Depressed spin-off!

If you're interested in some more Gay and Depressed story games, check out the original by queenlatifah04, Gay Old Time by Darius_Conwright, and Gay and DepressedER!!! by fresh_out_of_the_oven. All of the "gay and depressed" stories are stand-alone stories, so each one can be read separately, but I highly recommend you check these stories out!

Down by the river

unpublished

There's an old man called the Mississippi
That's the old man that I'd like to be!
What does he care if the world's got troubles?
What does he care if the land ain't free?

Ol' man river,
That old man river
He must know something
But don't say nothing
He just keeps rolling
He keeps rolling along"

-Oscar Hammerstein, "Old Man River"

In this story game, you play Samantha, a 25-year old engineer who's recently been through a rough breakup. Out of the blue, your grandfather asks you to accompany him on a river-boat journey where you two will traverse across a national treasure, our very own Mississippi River. Explore the natural beauty of this great waterway as you embark on a journey of self-discovery and finding love. Will you successfully find both on this wonderful river-boat adventure? Only one way to find out!

Wait, what do you mean? It's a pillow. Edit: Oh, you were saying the LOL looks like LDL, got the joke.

Good job on getting the folds and creases in the shirt right! That's pretty detailed!

That actually sounds really cool from a reader's perspective, so much freedom, but I can totally understand the logistic challenges of pulling that off. I'm really intrigued to see your story, thanks for telling me about it.

When you say you set up the branching in a dumb way, is it because you couldn't think of a path or the storyline that you were going for was a side branch? Hope I'm not asking too many specifics, just asking because this has happened to me on other stories(although on a much smaller scale probably lol), and I'm curious to see what the issue was without revealing specifics of your story of course.

Thanks! Adding it right now!

Hi Sherb! Which category are you planning your story to be in? I'm doing this short survey where I'm trying to see which category will get the most stories. Currently, I got about 2k words done. Not going at a fast pace, and I've missed a lot of days. Hopefully I'll be more productive soon. Also good job on writing everyday! Is this story going to be the same scope as Reborn? I think you're going to hit the 100k.

Good to hear! And rogues is 500,000 words long, so nobody could finish the entire thing in a few hours, let alone come up with a coherent and thoughtful review for it. With long stories like that, I find it best to enjoy it like a cup of coffee, sip it slowly so you get the maximum enjoyment. Read it over the course of a couple of days or even weeks. You can also save your progress so when you come back, it'll be like you never left. Another thing with Rogues, it's so good that when you finish, you'll want to read through another path.

Nice to meet you!

For fantasy, I would recommend these, as they're pretty good:

Rogues

Mercenary

In Moonlit Waters

Book of vanishing tales

When the music is over

Blood in king's court

Read a few stories, find out what you like. It takes a bit of time, but you'll start to get a sense of which stories you like and which ones you don't.

Please leave comments on the stories you enjoyed, it's always appreciated! Authors love to see what people thought of their work, so definitely leave comments. Happy reading!

Thank you for sharing this video! I wish I came across this sooner, it was really good. I thought it was really beautiful. As a kid, I've always loved watching the leaves change colors, but I never thought you could turn it into art like this. I mean, sure you could paint it, but this is some crazy stuff. The music was really calming too. Plus, there was like an ASMR-like quality to this video, it just felt so relaxing. I enjoyed this video, and like you said, the artist is very passionate about her work. I can't believe she has to hand-thread those slivers of gold, crazy stuff. I liked hearing the scientific aspect of it, I didn't know glass work involved this much experimentation. But I guess ti makes sense since she's the only person in the modern age capable of doing this technique, so naturally she has to tweak the kiln temperatures and stuff.

yes!