History Blog / InvisibleGames

* NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast: The Fires Of The Earth
** [[spoiler: Abbess Eglantyne the Wracked.]]

* {{Calvinball}}: ''The Lenentine Cards'' is magic realist take on this.

* Main/Calvinball: ''The Lenentine Cards'' is magic realist take on this.

* {{Calvinball:}} ''The Lenentine Cards'' is magic realist take on this.

* Calvinball: ''The Lenentine Cards'' is magic realist take on this.

** The Wilsons; the CoDragons of ''What Happened To Agent Smith.''

** The Wilsons; the [[CoDragons]] of ''What Happened To Agent Smith.''

** The Wilsons; the [[CoDragon Co-Dragons]] of ''What Happened To Agent Smith.''

* YourPrincessIsInAnotherCastle: ''WhatHappenedToAgentSmall?'' both subverts this and mentions the [[SuperMarioBros1 trope namer]] by name.

* OldShame: The Archivist insists that ''What Happened To Agent Small?'' is this for Karvina Corporation, although she acknowledges it as a narrative marvel just the same.

* BlingualBonus: The Finnish game titles of in ''The Pentintytär Arcade'' explain their metaplot.

* LateArrivalSpoiler: ''Invisible Games'' takes care to avert this, filling the final entry, (which is typically the first page that new visitors will see,) with covered spoiler text.

** In ''The Pentintytär Arcade'' [[spoiler: Torvald]] is so unhinged by the experience he [[spoiler: spends years tracking down and collecting the individual games just so he can sit naked in the middle of them, clutching a gun and calling out Irja's name.]]

** In ''The Pentintytär Arcade'' [[spoiler: Torvald]] is so unhinged by the experience he [[spends years tracking down and collecting the individual games just so he can sit naked in the middle of them, clutching a gun and calling out Irja's name.]]

* [[TheChessmaster The Clockmaster:]] Afanasy Rumyantsev
* [[CoolOldGuy Cool Old Lady:]] Aemelia Brightshaupt

* GainaxEnding: [[spoiler: The blog's penultimate entry is [[LostEpisode missing,]] replaced only by an ominous "Access Denied" message. The final entry then seems to be the Archivist speaking in first person, relating her personal quest to find a game she watched her mother play as a little girl: a game which [[DeathSeeker only the dying are allowed to play...]]]]

* GainaxEnding: [[spoiler: The blog's penultimate entry is [[LostEpisode missing,]] replaced only by an ominous "Access Denied" message. The final entry then seems to be the Archivist speaking in first person, relating her personal quest to find a game she watched her mother play as a little girl: a game which [[Deathseeker only the dying are allowed to play...]]]]

* GainaxEnding: [[spoiler: The blog's penultimate entry is [[LostEpisode missing,]] replaced only by an ominous "Access Denied" message. The final entry then seems to be the Archivist speaking in first person, relating her personal quest to find a game she watched her mother play as a little girl: a game which [Deathseeker only the dying are allowed to play...]]]]

* GadgeteerGenius: Just about all of the game creators mentioned by name.

* [[AngstySurvivingTwin:]] Irja Pentintytär. ''And then some.''
* [[ApocalypticLog:]] Simultaneously averted and fulfilled with [[spoiler: Yamamoto Ryuichi.]] He only manages one entry, but it's a doozy.
* [[CoolOldGuy Cool Old Lady:]] Aemelia Brightshaupt

[[CoolOldGuy Cool Old Lady:]] Aemelia Brightshaupt

''Invisible Games'' is a fiction blog that was active from October - December of 2007. It consists of a serious of surreal - and sometimes quite disturbing - tales of mysterious games and their even more mysterious creators. ''Invisible Games'' is perhaps most noteworthy for being the home of the infamous video game urban legend ''Killswitch.'' The blog's author is identified only as "The Archivist" and no clues are provided regarding her identity beyond the fact that she is female. The page contains a tiny link to the web page of fantasy author [[Creator CatherynneMValente}} but Valente has not confirmed whether she is in fact the author.

''Invisible Games'' is a fiction blog that was active from October - December of 2007. It consists of a serious of surreal - and sometimes quite disturbing - tales of mysterious games and their even more mysterious creators. ''Invisible Games'' is perhaps most noteworthy for being the home of the infamous video game urban legend ''Killswitch.'' The blog's author is identified only as "The Archivist" and no clues are provided regarding her identity beyond the fact that she is female. The page contains a tiny link to the web page of fantasy author {{CatherynneMValente}} but Valente has not confirmed whether she is in fact the author.

''Invisible Games'' is a fiction blog that was active from October - December of 2007. It consists of a serious of surreal - and sometimes quite disturbing - tales of mysterious games and their even more mysterious creators. ''Invisible Games'' is perhaps most noteworthy for being the home of the infamous video game urban legend ''Killswitch.'' The blog's author is identified only as "The Archivist" and no clues are provided regarding her identity beyond the fact that she is female. The page contains a tiny link to the web page of fantasy author [[CatherynneMValente]] but Valente has not confirmed whether she is in fact the author.