What Scares You?
Have you ever seen a ghost? Have you ever seen those photos posted online where someone swears there is something supernatural in it? Have you ever tried to take a picture of a ghost yourself? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then we have just the game for you (and your friends). Enjoy the picture game.
When is a game no longer a game, and instead a ritual? Games and rituals have many things in common; set up, game play or ritual elements, and the end. Games are generally risk free, whereas a ritual comes with its own set of consequences – whether you complete it correctly, or not.
When someone passes, you can feel empty, lost, confused. In many cases, you may have questions, or even apologies to make. You can talk to the heavens, pray that they can hear you, or you can try to make a phone call. While the Shoebox Telephone doesn’t promise results, it could be worth trying.
Throughout history cats have made their mark. Going back to ancient Egypt, cats were revered. They played such a big role in their culture, that the mere export of cats was strictly prohibited. Further evidence can be seen in their goddess Bastet, commonly depicted as a cat, or woman with a cat’s head. Bastet was the keeper of hearth and home, a guardian against evil spirits and disease. Today, cats are mere pets, part of the family, or even bad luck, if you cross their path. Whether you love cats or hate them when it comes to the game, “Cat Scratch” it doesn’t matter.
Have you ever felt compelled to contact the spirit world? If you have questions you don’t wish to share in a séance, or around a Ouija board with friends, then perhaps the Three Kings Ritual is for you. But beware, it is not something to be taken lightly. Any answer received could be the truth, if the Queen chooses to answer, however the fool has taken the opposite seat, and if they choose to answer, it could be a trick. It is also possible for the fool, or even the queen, to pull you into the spirit world.
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Ten years ago, kids everywhere were told to watch who they chatted with online. Not to talk to strangers they didn’t know, and especially not to get into a car with a stranger. Today, chatting with strangers online is commonplace, and you can even use an app to call a car, driven by a stranger, to take you to meet a stranger you’ve been chatting with online. But what happens when that stranger, turns out to be so much worse than you expected?
Are you ready to play hide and seek with a demon? If you survive, you win a prize. The prize can be anything you wish for. But be careful; it’s possible that whatever you’re summoning here might decide that playing the game isn’t a fair enough bargain for what you’re asking for. If you lose, the demon gets to do whatever it wants with you, and I assure you, it won’t be pleasant. As with any game where you are contacting demons, The Dry Bones Ritual is very dangerous. Be aware that you are messing with things you do not understand and could end up losing your mind, being killed, or worse – losing your soul. Play at your own risk – you have been warned.
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The Midnight Game is an old pagan ritual used as a punishment for those who have broken the laws of the pagan religion in question. It was mainly used as a scare tactic to not disobey the gods, there is still a very real chance of death and even higher chance of permanent mental scarring to those who play the Midnight Game. It is highly recommended that you do NOT play the Midnight Game.
The game is played by inviting an entity known as the Midnight Man inside your home. The goal of the game is to avoid meeting the Midnight Man in the dark. Continuous movement makes it difficult for him to find you, and should you stop moving, he will catch you.
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