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YARNFIRE / ART DIRECTION LIBRARY

Six adventures.
Six different worlds.

Each story has its own stage, typography, composition, objects, and playable controls. Choose a world to step inside.

A cabinet of curiosities

The Museum of Us

The Midnight Collection

A CABINET OF CURIOSITIES

Formal serif titles, aged brass frames, velvet darkness, exhibit plaques, and accession-card clues.

EXHIBIT PLAQUES · GOLD / EMERALD / PARCHMENTEnter this world ↗
An underground broadcast

Same Frequency

Pirate Radio

AN UNDERGROUND BROADCAST

Condensed all-caps type, hot neon signals, analog equipment, skewed labels, and physical switch-like answers.

STUDIO SWITCHES · MAGENTA / CYAN / BLACKEnter this world ↗
An ink-and-paper comic

Plot Twist

Next Issue!

AN INK-AND-PAPER COMIC

Oversized italic lettering, angular panels, halftone illustration, speech-card prompts, and punchy offset shadows.

COMIC PANELS · CREAM / INK NAVY / RED / YELLOWEnter this world ↗
A table of shared memories

Oddly in Common

Our Shared Scrapbook

A TABLE OF SHARED MEMORIES

Handwritten-style headings, instant-photo framing, taped notes, ruled writing paper, and small imperfect rotations.

NOTES AND NOTEBOOK PAGES · KRAFT / CREAM / BOTANICAL GREENEnter this world ↗
A prime-time two-door show

This or That?

The Grand Choice

A PRIME-TIME TWO-DOOR SHOW

A symmetrical theatrical composition, royal serif titles, ornate gold framing, reflective stage lighting, and A/B door controls.

STAGE DOORS · GOLD / ROYAL VIOLET / BLACKEnter this world ↗
A detective’s evidence board

The Missing Key

Case File 001

A DETECTIVE’S EVIDENCE BOARD

Typewritten dossier headings, red-stamped buttons, pinned evidence notes, manila folders, and a tangible corkboard scene.

EVIDENCE SLIPS · MANILA / OXBLOOD / CORK BROWNEnter this world ↗

Original AI-generated scene artwork. Titles, instructions, buttons, and game choices are live HTML. The surrounding launcher keeps its native SF-style system typography; adventure display lettering follows each world’s art direction. Reduced-motion preferences are respected.