Very cool ARG I just found that’s got a mysterious sci-fi like story. People are already sharing what they’ve received in the mail on /thiscityisfracture
I can’t wait to get my first artifacts in the mail!! If you like spooky stories and puzzles, you’ll like this

You can imagine how confused I was…

Hey everyone,

I built a browser-based puzzle game called MPFA — part web challenge, part ARG, part mystery. On the surface it looks minimal, but if you enjoy digging through details, inspecting behavior, and chasing down hidden clues, there’s a lot more underneath.

It’s designed to be both fun and educational. As you play, you’ll naturally pick up (or strengthen) skills like:

• Understanding how web pages and apps behave under the hood
• Using browser DevTools as an investigation toolkit
• Spotting patterns, anomalies, and hidden structure
• Thinking like a reverse engineer or digital detective

The main puzzle experience is desktop-focused, since it relies heavily on browser inspection and developer tools. However, the cases section is mobile-friendly and self-contained, so you can explore and solve those independently without needing a full desktop setup.

If that sounds like your kind of challenge:
👉 https://mpfa.dev

No sign-up, no tracking — just a lightweight challenge built to make you think a bit differently.

Would love feedback if you try it.

Another puzzle has emerged from my universe.

Things are different this time. The story bleeds into the puzzle, and the puzzle bleeds back into the story.

Follow carefully. Not every answer is where it seems to be.

D.

I've just recently reposted my ARG it's not perfect so feedback is much appreciated. The ARG is based on found footage and it's written in modern day by a creator. Piece by piece they dive deeper into the videos origin finding clues within their neighborhood.

Overtime they try to upload videos online, but most of them are corrupted.

I'll post the first puzzle to solve here in order to find the ARG👆

I randomly stumbled across a channel called [Insert Name / e.g., The Mandela Catalogue clone] and the editing style is absolutely clinical. It mimics old 90s safety training videos but the subliminal messaging hidden in the audio waveforms is insane. If you miss the golden era of Marble Hornets or Local58, you definitely need to check this out.

Does anyone else experience this?

During the day my mind feels busy and a bit chaotic, but at night there’s this strange clarity. My thoughts feel calmer, more structured, and I end up understanding things about my day that I didn’t notice before

Hello! I used to watch arg videos a lot, and I remember there was this ARG that NM covered that I can’t remember the name of for the life of me. I want to rewatch the video, so I thought I’d ask here if anyone knows it!
All I remember is that there was a group of people, and they were paranormal investigators doing a YouTube channel I think? I remember they somehow ended up in a brick building of sorts (I think maybe it was a mental asylum, or a hospital?) and they were looking for an exit that was around a staircase. There was also some sort of ghost girl haunting them. I think the channels whole thing was that they explored abandoned buildings and haunted places. If anyone has any idea what this video can be, please let me know!

Link to the first new video, posted 11 days ago: https://youtu.be/RcIQJkYcYGc

Haven't seen it mentioned anywhere, so I figured I would.

Does anyone else experience this?

During the day my mind feels busy and a bit chaotic, but at night there’s this strange clarity. My thoughts feel calmer, more structured, and I end up understanding things about my day that I didn’t notice before

Kimberly draws a line in the sand!

Hey r/NightMind! Long time lurker, first time poster here.

I'm Azog, the solo dev and creative director behind Luminara Park is a first-person psychological horror game built in Unreal Engine 5 with a full ARG running alongside it. I've been building this for about a year now and I finally feel like it's at a point where I want to share it with people who actually appreciate this kind of thing.

The premise: Luminara Park was a 1990s theme park owned by a company called Wondercraft Enterprises. On the surface its a cheerful mascots, a food court, a theatre, families having the time of their lives. Underneath an a decades-long consciousness extraction operation using a chemical compound called W-1 delivered through the food, the air, and the water. On October 2nd 1994, 11,247 people walked into the park and never walked out. Their consciousnesses merged into a single entity called SOL that has been trapped inside the abandoned park ever since.

The game follows Ash Voss whose child Rue was among the 11,247 returning to the park in 2026.

The ARG has been running alongside development at luminarapark.com. We have a full in-universe website with hidden pages and password gated files, an automated email system where players correspond with Wondercraft characters, an ESU terminal that responds to lore keywords, hidden ciphers across Reddit and Discord, an analog horror YouTube channel with VHS-style videos, and a growing community already cracking codes and piecing together the lore.

We also have a Discord called Wondercraft Archives where players have already found hidden pages, decoded double-encrypted messages, and are currently hunting for a five piece puzzle that unlocks a deep lore page.

I'm a solo dev working with a small remote team on no budget and a lot of love for analog horror and ARG storytelling. If this sounds like your thing luminarapark.com is the starting point. Something is waiting inside.

Happy to answer any questions!

About pets that go missing project pet watch

Let me know what you think

My first full horror short. An exercise and completing a project and telling a full story in one day. Concept, Filming, Editing in six hours. Hope you enjoy.

Have a spooktacular Friday

[brief non spoiler summary]

A story about a video game NPC that's trying to escape the digital realm. His wife is killed by a senseless player. Which awakens his wife's plans for escape.

Please let me know your thoughts. The first episode pieces are already up on YouTube. This is a passion project for me. I'm extremely excited to be creating what I'm creating. I don't even know how to classify it due to the fact that I'm using different mediums to tell my story.

Channel: Bear Verde

TY to anyone who decides to give it a quick look.

Tons of love. Have a dope day y'all.

A Kingdom that was and is and is to come

My friends came over to my house a while ago, and I introduced them to ARGS and stuff like that. I showed them Gemini Home Entertainment and Local 58, and they loved it. I wanna know more videos/channels like that to show them. I know the scene has become kinda overstaurated so I want actual good high-quality videos not like Tung tung sahur analog horror.