Indigo Prophecy is an interactive video game set in New York, beginning January 2009. In it, Lucas Kane kills a stranger for no apparent reason and begins to experience strange visions. Inspector Carla Valenti and agent Tyler Miles investigate the crime as well as other similar murders with no link between them except a mysterious ritual. As they do so, the city of Manhattan is gradually blanketed in snow and freezing temperatures while a countdown begins towards an unknown event. Players take control of different protagonists throughout their journey to uncover dark secrets behind these killings by exploring their environment, interacting with objects/characters, fighting enemies and making decisions based on what they discover. Ultimately Indigo Prophecy creates an entirely new type of entertainment merging cinema with interactivity that promises to leave players changed after experiencing its unique story.

In Control, you take on the role of the new Director of a secretive agency in New York that has been invaded by an otherworldly threat. The game will challenge you to fight your way through a deep and unpredictable world using supernatural abilities, modifiable loadouts, and reactive environments. You'll need to master all these elements if you want to regain control and save the agency.

Enslaved: Odyssey to the West is a video game set in a post-apocalyptic world 150 years in the future. Players take on the role of Monkey, a strong and brutish loner, and his AI partner Trip, who comes from a peaceful community. They are captured by a mysterious slave ship with plans to take them out west never to return. To escape her fate, Trip enslaves Monkey using an AI headband that links their lives together - if she dies he dies too. As they attempt to make it back home safely, players must work together as they skillfully navigate through dangerous enemy obstacles using Monkey's trusty staff weapon for attack and defense tactics such as melee attacks, blocks and counters as well as spectacular takedown moves.

Tom Clancy's The Division is a third-person shooter video game set in an open world environment. Players assume the role of agents of the titular Strategic Homeland Division (SHD), also known as "The Division", who are tasked with helping to restore order after a devastating pandemic sweeps through New York City. In the wake of this crisis, players must fight back against those responsible for it by exploring every corner of post-pandemic Manhattan, uncovering hidden secrets and engaging in intense firefights against gangs and enemy factions. Along the way they will battle not only against enemies, but also against the effects caused by a man-made virus that has been unleashed upon mankind.

Overclocked: A History of Violence is a classic point & click adventure game that follows the story of psychiatrist David McNamara and five young patients. These patients were found in New York City, barely clothed and suffering from amnesia due to a traumatic act of violence. McNamara is tasked with treating them at the Staten Island Forensic Hospital, and must use careful questioning to piece together their obscured pasts. The player takes on the role of the patients as they are questioned, playing through their memories one by one in reverse chronology. Through experiencing frightening events within these memories, insights are gained which can be used back in Dave's role to interconnect between victims and open up new lines of questioning.

Empyre: Lords of the Sea Gates is a video game set in an alternate version of New York City in 1911 where most of the city has been flooded, turning avenues into canals and rooftops into streets. Players take on the role of helping Manhattan survive this new crisis as it has transformed over time into a series of City-States. The goal is to build alliances with other lords and manage resources carefully to protect against threats from both outside forces and within the city itself.