Gods and Demons out of myth answer a summoning circle in a basement. They are not here to serve you. They came because you called, and because the world is getting worse in five specific ways.

A collection game where the reward is the conversation

Thoth arrives first, reluctantly. After that, who answers depends on what offering you set and how presentable your basement is. Earn a character's trust and they'll tell you more; earn enough and you can Bind them permanently.

The heart of it is talk — more than eighteen thousand lines across seventeen hundred conversations, covering every combination of one, two, or three characters in the room. Dionysus and Shiva have opinions about each other. The Succubus has opinions about the last five hundred years. Nobody agrees, and almost nobody changes their mind.

The pentagram is a pressure gauge

Five ideals — Knowledge, Passion, Force, Will, Creation — and ten crossings between them. Heat builds at those crossings whether you're playing or not. Send someone to push back on a line they actually care about and it cools. Ignore a line long enough and the characters whose ideals are burning will think less of you, and cost more to call back.

Missions run from ten minutes to eight hours. Eight hours is a night's sleep or a working day, and it's the longest anything here will ever ask of you.

It waits for you

Nothing punishes stepping away. Characters who arrive don't leave before you check in. Missions finish whether or not you're watching. No streaks, no energy meter, no timer you can pay to skip.

No ads. No in-app purchases. No accounts and no sign-in. The app doesn't request internet access at all — it cannot send anything anywhere. Your save lives on your phone and nowhere else.