Evryday Games  ·  purveyors of branching fiction

Classic tales.
Evry choice yours.

We take the books everyone knows — Carroll, Stevenson, Stoker — and rebuild them as illustrated choose-your-own-adventure games. Dice checks, corruption meters, and thirteen endings apiece. Faithful to the text… until you stray from it.

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The Shelf

Three stories so far.

Each rebuilt from a public-domain classic. Each coming to Steam.

The Curious Descent key art — Alice falling among playing cards while the Cheshire Cat grins from the dark

After Lewis Carroll · Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland · 1865

The Curious Descent

Follow the White Rabbit down, and see how deep your curiosity goes before Wonderland starts keeping score. Mind your Composure — the Madness minds itself.

  • 49 decision points
  • 13 endings
  • 41 illustrations
  • Original score

Coming to Steam

The Other Door key art — a cloaked figure raising a green phial inside a doorway under a gas lamp, London fog behind

After Robert Louis Stevenson · Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde · 1886

The Other Door

You are Dr. Henry Jekyll — from the first green mouthful to the last night in the cabinet. The phials are counted, and the way back is not guaranteed.

  • 48 decision points
  • 13 endings
  • A counted phial economy
  • Original score

Coming to Steam

The Un-Dead key art — the Count holding a candelabra in the doorway of Castle Dracula, a dark red stain spilling down the steps

After Bram Stoker · Dracula · 1897

The Un-Dead

You are Jonathan Harker, from the Golden Krone to the Borgo Pass. Explore the castle by day, cross Europe against the night — and keep your Nerve when the Count comes calling. The Un-Dead was Stoker’s own working title; we borrowed it back.

  • 59 decision points
  • 13 endings
  • Day / night cycle
  • Holy-ward economy

Coming to Steam

How They Play

A book with a die in its spine.

Four stats and a die

Every hinge moment is a d6 check against the stat the book demands — Curiosity, Guile, Faith, Nerve. Roll well, or live with the page you get.

A number that only goes up

Madness. Hyde. Thrall. Each game carries a corruption meter that never comes back down — and the endings are watching it.

Thirteen endings

Twelve ways each story can end — and one where you don’t. An endings gallery keeps your scars between playthroughs.

Engraved & scored

Etched scene art on every page and an original soundtrack that turns with the acts, from tea party to trial to Borgo Pass.

Evryday Games is a small studio with a simple habit: we pull a classic off the shelf, split its spine into branches, and hand you the pen. The originals are public domain — Wonderland, the cabinet off Leicester Square, Castle Dracula — and they have room in them for every reader who ever shouted don’t open that door. In our games, you decide whether the door opens.

And yes — Evryday is spelled that way on purpose. The missing e slipped out between chapters. If you ever find it, keep it; consider it your first secret ending.