Papers, Please is a video game that puts players in the role of an immigration inspector at the border between Arstotzka and Kolechia. In this post-war era, the player must decide who can enter Arstotzka by using documents provided by travelers and Ministry systems to inspect, search, and fingerprint them. Players must be careful not to let smugglers, spies or terrorists cross into Arstotzka as they could put citizens in danger.

In Trolley Problem, Inc., players are presented with a difficult moral dilemma: the possibility of sacrificing one person to save five. The game is based on real world philosophical papers, and requires the player to make choices between two morally reprehensible outcomes. As they progress through the game, players will struggle with their own moral compass as they decide the fate of millions. Ultimately, their decisions will be compared against those made by other players around the world.

Always Sometimes Monsters is an adventure game about the pursuit of happiness and finding it in both life and love. Players take on the role of a character facing heartache from lost love, while also struggling with tough choices that will impact their lives as well as those around them. Along this journey, players must make difficult decisions that shape their story while navigating through the modern human experience. Ultimately, Always Sometimes Monsters offers a unique perspective on the search for satisfaction in one's relationships and life overall.