Previously: The White Wall Game. Have you ever wanted to meet an alternate universe version of yourself? If you have, good news: This ritual game teaches you how to meet yourself in a parallel Continue Reading > about The Most Dangerous Games: How To Meet Yourself In A Parallel World
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The Most Dangerous Games: The White Wall Game
Previously: The Yellow Pen And White Paper Game. Today, we’re looking at another Japanese ritual game that reportedly teaches you how to go to another world. It’s sometimes referred to as the Continue Reading > about The Most Dangerous Games: The White Wall Game
The Most Dangerous Games: The Yellow Pen And White Paper Game
Previously: How To Experience Your Inner World. Looking for yet another ritual game to take you out of reality? One that will (supposedly) teach you how to go to another world? Here’s one. I call Continue Reading > about The Most Dangerous Games: The Yellow Pen And White Paper Game
‘Crimson Room’ And Beyond: The Curious History Of Toshimitsu Takagi’s Colorful Room Escape Games
Previously: The "Cameraheads" Mystery And The Pitfalls Of Internet Preservation. You wake up. You’re in a room — a room with red walls. And not just any red; the walls are a bold red — crimson, if Continue Reading > about ‘Crimson Room’ And Beyond: The Curious History Of Toshimitsu Takagi’s Colorful Room Escape Games
The Most Dangerous Games: How To Experience Your Inner World
Previously: The Whimsical Wish Granter. If you’re in search of a way to better learn the workings of your own mind — to access things stored away in your noggin that might not be easily reachable; Continue Reading > about The Most Dangerous Games: How To Experience Your Inner World
Hoer Verde, Brazil: Unraveling The Mystery Of The Town That Disappeared (Or Did It?)
Previously: The Myths And Legends Of Himuro Mansion. If you’re interested in stories and legends about towns that allegedly just… disappeared, or vanished, or something of the sort: Have I got a Continue Reading > about Hoer Verde, Brazil: Unraveling The Mystery Of The Town That Disappeared (Or Did It?)
Lost And Found: The “Cameraheads” Creepypasta Mystery And The Pitfalls Of Internet Preservation
Previously: Solving The Man From Taured Mystery. Do you know the “Cameraheads” creepypasta? Often cited as one of the earliest examples of the internet-centric horror subgenre seen in the wild, Continue Reading > about Lost And Found: The “Cameraheads” Creepypasta Mystery And The Pitfalls Of Internet Preservation
The Most Dangerous Games: The “Is Anyone There?” Ritual, Or, How To Meet A Ghost
Previously: The Knitting Ritual. This ritual game is sometimes positioned as a method on how to see ghosts; I’d argue, though, that it’s more a method on how to meet a ghost, as it’s possible you Continue Reading > about The Most Dangerous Games: The “Is Anyone There?” Ritual, Or, How To Meet A Ghost