"1917: The Prologue" is a first-person narrative psychological horror game with elements of an escape room. Set against the backdrop of Russia in the fall of 1917, the game immerses you in a haunting atmosphere where rain drums on umbrellas and wind scatters leaves, symbolizing the chaos and broken lives of the era. As you ascend crumbling stairs, the echo of your footsteps is the only sound accompanying you. A dimly lit door stands before you, raising questions about your identity and purpose.

Superliminal is a first-person puzzle game that challenges players with its unique use of forced perspective and optical illusions. As you navigate through a dream world, the game constantly subverts your expectations, requiring you to think outside the box to solve puzzles and ultimately wake up from the dream. The narrative begins with you falling asleep in front of the TV, only to find yourself in the experimental Somnasculpt dream therapy program led by Dr. Glenn Pierce. Throughout the game, Dr. Pierce and his AI assistant guide you, though the AI seems to have its own agenda.