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Monuments collects three interactive fiction adventures - The Watchtower, Vents!, and Entombed. All you need to play is a pencil, two six-sided die and imagination! -- Simon Birks

It doesn't matter if it's happy if all you're looking for is an ending. A story of small towns and small minds against big dreams and big lobsters. -- Richard Fairgray

Lethe is stuck on a desert island, with no recollection of how he got there. His only hope of salvation is to fish memories that float in the sea and, with them, regain his identity and try to escape. An allegory of those who suffer their last days with Alzheimer's disease.

In 1932, two years after the first Antarctic expedition, a second expedition sets off. Before the expedition leaves, a stranger gives a notebook to the director of the cruise Howard Pym - who is a professor at the University of Miskatonic - asking him to read it before they reach Antarctica. Preoccupied with the voyage ahead, he forgets about it.

After discovering experimental hallucinogenic pills, a troubled artist, struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder, embarks on a series of surreal trips into his subconscious - but is he ready for what he'll find there?As James Svengal searches for inner peace, his life spirals out of control and he is forced to confront some harsh truths.

Hex: a magic spell; a curse. Sometimes, things don't work out, and you wonder what exactly it is you've done to wind up in the trouble you're in. Sometimes, it feels like you're cursed. Here are four tales that could happen to anyone; your neighbours or your family, perhaps even your best friend, and you'd never know it was happening.

The name Macbeth has been cursed for hundreds of years, synonymous with tyranny and over-vaulting ambition. But what if the true Macbeth was something other than the villain Shakespeare portrayed?

Abandoned as a child, Robyn sought solace in Sherwood forest, raising herself, learning to trust no-one, especially Tuck, the monk she steals for. Now, however, something is coming, and in order to defeat it, she must learn to play with others. -- Simon Birks

This morning, Hope Martinez woke up dead in a derelict apartment. Shocked and confused, she runs, but only as far as the mysterious limousine parked outside the building. Its chauffeur tells her the limo is now hers, but before she can find out anything else, the chauffeur opens the trunk and disappears in a blinding flash of light.

AssistA wakes on board a vessel that should be home to thousands of crew, but is, in fact, desolate. Confused and alone, AssistA sets off to find out where everyone has gone. But is AssistA as alone as it thinks it is?