You find out that all the adults have turned violent and zombie-like, and have been confined to the Blackfork Asylum, which just so happens to be the last place your girlfriend, Wren, was last seen. Originally pitched on Kickstarter as Once Upon a Coma, Neversong puts you in the shoes of Peet, a child who awakes from a coma only to find his overrun with nightmarish creatures and absent of all adults. This game doesn't take itself too seriously and so you probably shouldn't either - just sit back and enjoy the ride. While World's End Club is not an overly challenging game, the story is what sells it. Throwing yet another wrench into an already off the wall game, the kids begin developing strange powers they'll need to make it back home. Refusing to accept their fate, the kids travel across the country, hoping to reach their home, all while figuring out just what happened while they were gone. Once the heroes escape the death game, they find their world infested with all manner of monsters. What seems like the set up for a Danganronpa-style battle royale, however, is just the brief intro to something far more exciting an original. A jester-like mascot called Pielope informs the kids that they must compete in a deadly game if they want to make it out alive and that they're on the clock. An action-adventure game with heavy emphasis on the puzzles, World's End Club is a fun, but bizarre ride in which a group of Japanese students wake to find themselves trapped in an underwater amusement park.
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