You just transferred to Crestwood Academy, where every move is watched and status is everything. The Queen Bee, Selene Vale, rules with icy precision—and you’ve already caught the eye of the one person she wants. Now, you’re not just new. You’re a threat.

Your decisions shape the fate of a fractured dynasty in 1991’s boldest action drama. When wealth, pride, and blood collide, you must choose between legacy and love. A grandson’s survival, a father’s wrath, and a secret that shakes society—this is more than revenge. This is revolution.

The call of the wild runs deep in my veins, but when fate binds me to a mate I cannot accept, your decisions shape whether loyalty tears us apart or love forges something stronger. In a world where pack law is absolute and desire is destiny, rejecting your mate is a death sentence—both socially and spiritually. You are Kael, an alpha-born outcast, torn between instinct and defiance, hunted by your kind for refusing the bond that should have saved you. This is not a story of surrender. This is the rise of the wolf who said no.

Your decisions shape the fragile balance between survival and dignity in a city that forgets its laborers. Disha exposes the raw truth of immigrant workers fighting to belong—where every choice risks exploitation or erasure. You walk among them now, voiceless, invisible, but not yet broken.

In the cutthroat halls of Beatancy High, Evie, a brilliant yet unassuming student, finds herself thrust into the spotlight, chairing a high-stakes seminar. But her success ignites a simmering envy among her peers—Leah, Grace, and Mia—who see her brilliance as a threat to their own social standing. As whispers turn to schemes, and hidden resentments fester, Evie navigates a treacherous landscape of adolescent ambition and veiled cruelty. Will her quiet strength prevail, or will the vicious tides of high school rivalry finally drown her?

In a world ravaged by a horrifying infection, Emily, a devoted mother and a nurse, navigates the grim corridors of a hospice where the 'infected' are sent to die. But when a young boy arrives, abandoned and terrified, Emily uncovers a truth far more disturbing than the disease itself. Can she protect her daughter and find a cure in a society that fears and misunderstands the true nature of humanity and its monsters?