It was a dream come true. The moment that doorbell rang, the moment my dog started going crazy, and the moment my feet thumped rhythmically on the carpeted stairs. It was unbelievable. I thought it was a joke. Especially when I saw those baby blue eyes, and fluffy brown-blonde hair. But it wasn't. It was real. "How's it going, bro?" One word changed it all... "P-PewDiePie!"

Everyone's always thought of Amnesia: The Dark Descent as a video game, right? Harmless, doesn't do us any good. Well, a certain little girl thought that, too. That is, until she got abducted into the very game. Now Tara has to survive with her dog in the horrid castle, but as she thinks that all hope is lost, a golden ray of sunshine guides her to her awakening sanity...

Amnesia can be fun right when you start, right? Well, what about if you get sucked into the actual game? It sucks. Sure, running from monsters all day and night would be pretty difficult, but try doing it when you're transformed into a horse. Not so easy anymore, huh?

How do I explain this? Well, for starters, my life is a complete wreck. My parents abuse me, my brother is off at college for most of the time, and I have no friends, because I'm the new girl. Life just isn't fair, isn't it? I assume that I'm just going to be the outcast, the loner, of the school, until a certain group from Sweden surprise me...

Have you ever had glasses? Have you ever felt how helpless you are without them? Well, that's what my entire life is. Except 10 times worse. I'm picked on because I'm blind. And the worst thing is- you can't tell. My eyes don't give anything away. It sucks. A new life, a new town, and everything goes horrible. Until I meet a certain boy... Is life finally worth living?

Born with an impossible power, Jordan is taught to tame his gift to control fire. Although deemed difficult, he learns, and soon gets tired of living in a bare, white hospital for the first 14 years of his life. So he goes adventuring. And it turns out to be the worst mistake of his life.

I wish I wasn't so oblivious. I mean, I should've seen that man coming! I should've known that it was odd to dress all in black, in a school playground, underneath the hot sun's rays. It just doesn't make sense. I'm so sorry, friends. I shouldn't've gotten so angry. But now, he's making me kill you. And I don't want to. I have to do this... I'm so sorry, guys. I love y-

Struggling to find his place in the world, Ryan creates a new persona called "Cry". Now refusing to show his face to the public, he condemns himself to his house. That is, until a little life comes into his own, and the wall that he carefully built around himself is broken down by this little girl. Could this possibly be the answer to his escaping sanity? Or is Cry lost forever?