The town of Ashgrove is plagued by numerous social problems that are ravaging the rest of the world. Poverty is skyrocketing, crime is skyrocketing, the poor are getting poorer, and the rich are growing more powerful. Most mysteriously, women are disappearing from the streets without a trace, seemingly at random. Gangs control much of the town, and the police and other government agencies are either complicit or indifferent to the damage they cause. Life may appear normal at first glance, but beneath the surface, rot lurks.
However, something even more sinister lurks beneath this danger. The war between demons and angels, waged under humanity's nose for millennia, has spilled onto the streets.

The origin story of Sirius from Stray Incubus.

Empire of Heroes is a superhero-themed visual novel for adults, inspired by comic books of all ages (gold, silver, bronze, and modern), anime, manga, and tokusatsu. Set in a world of heroes and villains, where almost everyone on the planet possesses some kind of superpower, you'll be immersed in a story full of mystery, action, romance, drama, comedy, and much more. And don't worry, there's plenty to enjoy for all lovers of beauty.

You are a burned-out private investigator who inherits a house on the New England coast from your estranged aunt. You leave your failing business behind and head to Primrose, only to discover a beautiful yet strange town full of unique characters. You discover that your aunt ran a charitable shelter unlike any other. As you learn more about who your aunt was and who you are, the opportunity to reopen the house presents itself. You'll meet a variety of beautiful and slightly quirky love interests in town. Get to know them and befriend some of the town's residents. As each mystery unfolds, you'll uncover deeper, darker secrets of this fictional peninsula. What will you learn? Who will you fall in love with? And perhaps most importantly, how will you handle the responsibility of being the director of the Augusta Home for Wayward Girls? Oh, and try not to die. Half visual novel for adults, half supernatural horror story, and half religious-philosophical exploration, with touches of comedy, heart, and quirkiness. This game is intentionally not set in any specific location, so that the location doesn't feel familiar, as I want it to feel strange, like a city that doesn't fit anywhere.

It was slowly approaching. In the city, no one noticed how empty the streets were in the off-season. No one thought twice when people called in sick. And then, while at work, John and his co-worker, Callie, noticed an unusual fog surrounding their office. Cell phone service was cut off. Phone lines went dead. Almost immediately, they lost contact with the outside world. When they went out to investigate, the fog burned their exposed skin and made them sick. Finding themselves in a difficult situation, they must figure out what is going on and how they can be saved.