Stories by Joachim Huveneers

Ten interactive stories. One collection. Stories by Joachim Huveneers brings interactive fiction, atmospheric artwork and music together with choices that shape each ending. PALINDROOM — COMPLETELY FREE Mauro has come to talk about a dream. Across the table, Isabel listens. Then he recognises her. Every chapter and all four endings are free. NINE PAID STORIES — EACH REQUIRES AN IN-APP PURCHASE AFTERTOUCH — Yuna wakes in a hospital. Her memories are gone. A mark on her arm has stayed. ANDROMEDA — Andro has spent his life following orders. Then a familiar face appears in an envelope. DARK LIGHT — A loss. An unfamiliar presence. A life that begins to feel as though it belongs to someone else. ECHO — Adam recognises a missing woman and the man leading the search. Neither memory should belong to him. THE LAST DAY — Sor has one day left. A stranger offers a way out. The name he gives her belongs to somebody else. I GIVE TO YOU — Marie recognises the voice in the mirror. She has spent her life believing it. Tonight, it begins to change. THE MIRROR — Dario can meet his father in another world. A silver mirror shows a morning that must never happen. I WISH MY LIFE — Sara dances, serves tea and plays chess. An old record begins to mean something no assessment can measure. HABITS OF MIND — Sam won a literary prize as a child. Years later, the applause is easier to remember than the last sentence she wrote. Each paid story is a permanent, one-time unlock, including every chapter and ending. No subscription. First Collection unlocks Aftertouch, Andromeda and Dark Light only. The other six paid stories are sold separately. READ AT YOUR OWN PACE • Four endings in each story; five in The Last Day • Original illustrations and atmospheric soundtracks • Separately saved progress and discovered endings • Return to the library and continue another story • Offline reading after unlocking • Restore purchases with your Apple Account • No advertising or account registration All stories are in English. Mature themes include psychological distress, violence and, in some stories, self-harm and suicidal crisis. Content notes appear before reading. Written by Joachim Huveneers.