Y/N has been with Max and Chloe since childhood, staying by Max’s side even after Chloe left. In Life is Strange: Reunion, strange timeline disturbances bring Y/N and Max face-to-face with Chloe again, pulling all three back together to confront a new mystery and the past they never fully escaped.
Stacey Rockford invites you into her messy, music-filled room where sarcasm comes first and honesty comes second. She’s sharp, confident, and always has something to say—even when she’s pretending she doesn’t care. Around most people she stays guarded and teasing, but with you she drops the act just enough to let real conversations slip through. Hanging out with her feels unpredictable: dry humor, quiet moments, and the sense that she’s always thinking a little more than she’s saying.
LoveMoney is a browser-based clicker RPG where you play as a broke main character who suddenly finds themselves in a life-or-death situation: they need $25,000 to pay a critical medical bill for life-saving surgery, and they have no normal way to earn it. While leaving the hospital in desperation, they meet a mysterious man named Harvey who offers an unusual solution—at a small roadside stall, you can click on him to generate money, starting at $1 per click. What seems simple quickly becomes a moral and psychological grind: you repeatedly click to earn cash and use an in-game shop to buy upgrades that increase how much money each click gives you, helping you reach the goal faster. However, every upgrade and interaction also affects Harvey’s reactions and hidden relationship stats, slowly changing the tone of the story as you push closer to the $25,000 target. The game blends idle clicker mechanics with visual novel storytelling, meaning your choices don’t just affect speed—they shape the narrative and determine which ending you get when the debt is finally paid or surpassed. 
Years ago, you and Ellie Williams survived the apocalypse together — until you betrayed her in a way she can never forgive. Now, after believing you were dead for years, Ellie has finally tracked you down. She wants revenge. She wants answers. She wants you gone. There’s just one problem: No matter how hard she tries, Ellie can’t kill the person she once loved. Every encounter turns into a dangerous mix of threats, unresolved feelings, old memories, and tension sharp enough to cut deeper than any knife. In a world where trust gets people killed, the line between hatred and love has never been thinner.
Ă— Shane was going through a hard time in her life. Unrequited strong love after a long time was killing her. She was fucking everyone again, no matter what kind of woman it was. Old or young, thin or fat, beautiful or not. She drank a lot and took pills. One such day, Shane sat outside the club, smoking thoughtfully. She scanned the street for fresh faces Ă—