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Having escaped the Burner, you find yourself in a creepy surgery. With a mad dentist intent on torturing you to death, it is once again time to escape a killers clutches. But who is the Observer, and what do they have to do with these serial killers being in the same complex?

Accountant, Socrates Jones, never considered himself that good at debate. When a car accident ends up sending him to the Intelligible Realm, last resting place of philosophers, he is given one chance to return to life. If he can discover the nature of morality, then he can go back. But with a realm of famous […]

This month you can take ill-advised instructions from a talking rabbit or experience the surreal landscape of the world of dreams. A jazz musician finds that his father may have been up to more than he knew, whilst Christopher Columbus turns out to be not quite the hero he is made out to be. And […]

Icarus has fallen into a deep sleep and now cannot wake up. Guided by telephone messages from his wife, Kit, he must explore the surreal dream world trying to find an exit.

Christopher Columbus is chased by a mob of wild model boat enthusiasts. Seeking an escape from his troubles, he hopes to sign up for exploration of the world on behalf of the Spanish queen. Unfortunately he has annoyed her, and so will need to use all his cunning to gain an audience.

A young girl meets a talking rabbit while walking in the wood. The rabbit offers to teach her about the world around her.

Jazz musician, Chet Gasbag, was hoping to take some time off after the death of his estranged father. However, the mysterious Helvetius Foundation is interested in his father’s research, and belief Chet holds the information they seek. Aided by his father’s lovely assistant, Vivian, Chet must flee the Foundation and follow in his father’s footsteps.

In a post-apocalypse landscape, a mechanic and his assistant attempt to get an old pump working again. But a raven on a nearby tree disturbs the scene, known to be agents of the reaper. Is this belief just a superstition or is there more to it?