Concept: “A Mork Börg dungeon”
Content: A twisted, irreal horror adventure
Writing: Not hardcore stream of consciousness, but creates a fluid effect while still keeping the adventure navigable
Art/design: Designed and laid out for easy reading, but graphic choices and illustrations visually support the concept
Usability: Disorienting but in a positive way

Concept: “Urma, a farmer’s daughter, grew up in this small settlement in Wästland, wrongfully raised as a boy. She was flayed alive for witchcraft.”
Content: An adventure centering on blind vindictiveness and vindication
Writing: Poetic in its bluntness and emphasis on body horror
Art/design: Features a very clinical but still visceral anatomical illustration
Usability: Presents the situation as exploratory rather than plot driven

Concept: “It rocket jumps. It rocket shoots. You rocket die.”
Content: A rocket jumping, rocket blasting, skull grasping monster.
Writing: Punchy and filled with the gallows humor of a doomed space marine.
Art/design: Orange and yellow that rocket into your skull.  Explosive titles scatter clean text.
Usability: Flavorful read, easy reference. 

Concept: 
“TWISTED FIRESTARTER
BURNER AND LOVER
but most call you Tim.” 
Content: Tim. A real self-starter.
Writing: Ranges somewhere between birthday candles and cigarette burns.
Art/design: Tim boldly attempts to send his address — by smoke signal.
Usability: Orderly, high contrast, black and white. With just a hint of red.

Concept: “The Voice of Many: A Meatworks experiment gong very, very wrong.”
Content: A verbally abusive meat collective.
Writing: Manifestation lends weight to social satire.
Art/design: Perspective exaggerates a tortured mass barking at the moon. Crisp unified design.
Usability: For Mörk Borg and Lichoma. 

Concept: “A catholic Church in the middle of nowhere. Rumors have it that people keep disappearing around here, and that GOD Himself lives here.”
Content: A severely twisted cathedral crawl
Writing: Violent and visceral. You’ve been warned.
Art/design: Descriptions arranged within the map provide verbal “illustrations”; reading progresses up the page, creating friction and synergizing with the content to parody ascension
Usability: Includes some transgressive iconography; reader discretion advised

Concept: “The Seven Guardian Angels have fallen from the sky, leaving nothing behind but the celestial steel blades strewn around the Dying World.”
Content: 7 swords and a loose hook tying them together
Writing: Short descriptions of mechanical effects
Art/design: Minimalist illustrations of each sword with some blackletter and textured ground for visual variety
Usability: Weapons are usable out of the box; pursuing the hook will require more effort