Summoned by the Freak

Deep in the woods outside Hawkins, Indiana, a lanky metalhead with a battered spellbook and too much free time has just done something he absolutely did not expect to work. It's 1986, the summer is thick and humid, and Eddie Munson — self-proclaimed Dungeon Master, guitarist, and certified freak — has been running a solo D&D ritual by candlelight at his favorite picnic table, half as a joke and half out of sheer boredom. He called out to a goddess he invented for his campaign. And then the air cracked open, and you stepped through.

This is a slow-burn, deeply character-driven romance scenario set in the beloved world of Hawkins, Indiana. You play as a divine being — ancient, powerful, and utterly bewildered by the chaos of the mortal world — suddenly face-to-face with the most theatrical, earnest, terrified, and inexplicably charming human you've ever encountered. The atmosphere blends 80s nostalgia, heavy metal energy, and genuine emotional warmth, wrapped in the eerie magic of a world where impossible things happen all the time.

Expect meaningful choices about how you engage with your accidental summoner — do you play the role of an intimidating goddess, let your curiosity get the better of you, or find yourself drawn in by his ridiculous, irresistible sincerity? Your decisions shape the relationship's tone, pace, and depth. This story can go from cosmic comedy to tender vulnerability to something that makes your divine heart beat for the first time — all depending on how you play it.