Story Games
Reads like a book, plays like a game
Original Stories From Amazing Storytellers
We think it’s inspiring what happens when we give talented writers from TellTale, BioWare, Episode, Choices, Netflix, and Marvel access to our our vast art library, storytelling tools, and publishing contracts. We’ve built tools that enable a single writer to create what used to take an entire game team, which means each of the story games on our platform was created and owned by an individual author, not a giant corporation. Who knows, maybe you’ll be inspired to make your own story game! Join our Discord Community to get early access to new stories!

When the apocalypse decimates the human population, vampires suddenly find themselves out of their only food source. In direct competition with the "other undead," you must find more humans before the zombies do, protecting them so you can feed yourself. But will the humans pay in blood—or will you?

Seventeen year-old Jack is looking for a place where the darkness in his past will no longer make him feel like like an outsider. He thinks he’s found it in the small coastal town of Newport, but when he discovers the town’s eldritch secrets, he learns the horrifying price of fitting in.
Representation Matters
When you play stories on the Tales platform, you’ll notice how diverse the characters and plotlines are, especially when compared to titles from other studios. Stories fill a critical role, especially in a world that can certainly use more empathy and inspiration.
We’re proud that the story games on our platform are inclusive, diverse, and feature voices from all walks of life. We do this by allowing authors to create and publish their stories directly, bypassing traditional gatekeepers and market research departments. You decide with your ratings and views which stories and authors should be successful. You decide what types of stories the world needs more of and who gets to tell those stories.
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Survey of the lead characters on the Tales platform (January 2021): 55% female, 48% People of Color, 30% LGBT+
If you want to learn about a culture, listen to the stories. If you want to change a culture, change the stories.