So you ended up where no one ever wants to be. The Netherworld. The Infernal Regions. The Inferno. The Abyss. The Lower World. The Great Pit. Abbadon. Perdition. Tophet. The Abode of the Damned. Eternal Damnation. If you haven't gotten it yet, let me spell it out for you. You're in Hell. You are supposed to spend all of eternity here "atoning" for your sins.

 Yet again... what did you do exactly to deserve this? Could you get out?

 Most of the descriptive information used in this story is from the Divine Comedy. While not actually a "canon" part of the Christian faith, much of what is contained in the epic is used by modern Christians when picturing Hell. For example, this is where the idea that Hell has 9 layers comes from. I also had to make some changes for the sake of the story. I also took a lot of inspiration from many different sources for angels. Some I took just for a name and some I also took the job and description.

First published- 10/31/2024

11/23/2024 edit- A long overdue update. I was hoping to republish by halloween but things got in the way. What's new? More words. A LOT more words. I should have kept count. There are also more unique deaths, angels, and a few not-so-secret endings! Still a quiz but at least the basic concept has been more elaborated upon. It was bothering me for a while.

 Submission for Endmaster's Myth and Religion Contest

This is a quiz BTW.

 As a young hunter of the Koyotep tribe, you set out to prove yourself to your community. You'll have to navigate the complexities of your tribe's culture, beliefs and way of life, as well as the harsh conditions of the natural environment. Will you rise to the challenge and become a hero, or will you fail and be left behind?

  While the tribe, characters, and events in the story are fictional, they are loosely based off of real tribes from around 800 B.C.E in Siberia, Russia. This story had a lot of missed potential that I did not have the time to include. I might revisit it someday.

 Submission for EndMaster's Prompt Contest 2 

Prompt: A story set in the ancient world. This means anytime before the fall of the Roman Empire. And yes, if you don't want to strictly be historical, you can fill it with Atlantean technology or whatever.

You are a young man from Norway at the end of the Viking age. What will you do?

 for Endmaster's Prompt Contest 3

I'm looking for people to be judge characters in my new storygame MasterChef: CYStia (Release date TBD)! I may ask randomly for input on how you might react to a dish or something, I'm still working out details. Fill out this form if you are interested! 

If you're into fantasy I would recommend the Dwarves series by Markus Heitz. At leas the first two. The main quadrilogy kind of loses its way after that and the spinoffs within the same universe aren't the best, but still worth a read

Congrats Flux and to (almost) everyone who submitted!

Special thanks to fresh for getting me out of deep SHAME!

Points? What points? You would need to bet way more than 20 to get to that number.

Every issue that comes out just keeps getting better! Amazing work!

I would also recommend Nuclear Nightmare if you have some friends to play with. It's almost like Lethal Company but it takes the horror element more seriously.

I got it gifted to me with the sequel. I just haven't gotten around to playing it yet.

This is the internet. It's safer to assume you're retarded than it is that you're capable of sarcasm.

1) Hollow Knight
This is my main time killer. I enjoy the style and story of the game. Mostly just achievement hunting until Silksong comes out (Which it totally will this year).

2) Worldbox
A God simulator with cute graphics. A major update is currently in the works so I'm waiting for that. It does tend to get a bit boring after a while, but it's fun to mess around with or create your own headcannon and lore for.

3) The Sapling
Another simulator, but this one is a creature evolution sim. It has a fun concept, but it does still need some work and is absolutely not optimized so it tends to crash on me.

4) Buckshot Roullette
A horrorish strategy game. I only play this with friends but it's always a good time.

5) Sons of the Forest
Another horror game. You crash land on an island and have to survive the humanoid creatures roaming the place. The vibe I've gotten from it so far is like a cross between Day Z and A.R.K.

lol, French