Elliot hears news that his aunt is dying. He has to trek through a forest haunted by his own memories in order to see her before she passes. There are two paths through the forest and two true endings. They are both clearly marked as 'epilogue.' The maturity level is probably a bit of an exaggeration but there's some material that is definitely mature in one of the paths.

When the scientists at HappyCo created a one time injection that makes you feel nothing but happiness for the rest of your life, people lined up to get it. Unfortunately, the world soon found out that happy people aren't motivated to do much of anything and the global economy collapsed. There's no real estimate on how many people didn't get the mandatory injection but Mike, a serial killer in Texas, is determined to find as many of them as possible.

Penthos, the Greek daimon of grief, begins destroying Seattle, forcing people to feel more grief than ever. There are three true endings, each clearly labeled 'epilogue.' This is my entry for the 2017 Chaos contest.

Warning: rated 7/8 for a reason. It's about the apocalypse, so naturally, there is gore. Not excessively detailed gore, but it is still present.

Nothing doesn't exist, but still he helps others and resists fate.

The goddess of an orchard has been alone with only trees for company for the last thousand years. Then one day, a little boy comes to her orchard. There is one true ending, you'll know when you find it because it says "true ending."

In a small Alaskan fishing town, Val lost everything.

I ran my hand along her porcelain skin

Stillness greeted my soft touch

I kissed her smooth and lovely neck

Cold fingers stuck in my clutch

I did not know her when she lived

But here she was in my arms

I sniffed her hair and touched her breast

Her body would meet no harm

If people knew my secret fantasies

They’d surely think me mental

But they just do not understand

I am always, always gentle

The fact he only painted four fingers on Dopey and Bashful shows just how stupid he is. He should kill himself... oh wait.

Count me in.

I lost both arms in a firework accident last night so now I type with my nose. 

I'm sorry for your loss. I hope the memory of good times with her is a comfort. 

As for a funny story, I used to have a cat and a bunny. They're both no longer with us but when they were, my bunny used to chase the cat around the house. My cat was genuinely scared of the bunny. It was kind of funny considering the cat was about quadruple the size and is a predator animal while the bunny was four pounds, ate a diet of almost entirely vegetables, and was so stupid he'd run full speed into walls. Luckily the bunny was scared of hardwood floors so he stayed only on one half of the house, allowing the cat some reprieve. 

I look forward to reading it. As for how people are reading it already, you can read any storygame on the site (including unpublished stories) as long as you know the name simply by typing the name of the story at the end of this url:  https://chooseyourstory.com/story/

There are plenty of examples of great stories written in all three POVs on this site. There isn't really a 'one size fits all' as certain POVs work better in some stories than others. It depends on the story. Just write what you want.  

Go into the page and click "connect to an existing page." You'll see the end game link as an option in that menu. 

I'm back just to enter this contest 

An excuse to be a Luddite? Sign me up.

I'll try to actually make something this time.