The conclusion to A GAME OF BEANS AND LIMERICKS! Episode 10 features part 2 of the story we started in Episode 9.  Detective Steve Saavedra and his partner Abel continue their pursuit of the serial killer that leaves a pinto bean on each victim.   After a close call, Steve reconsiders his approach. But he knows he’s running out of time.  As the killer comes closer and closer to Steve and his new circle of friends, Detective Saavedra must piece together the clues to find out what the savage game being played is and who indeed is playing it. 

Stay tuned for the poem titled “Sequoia” recited after the main story. 


CONTENT WARNING:
Violence
Gore
Cruelty
Language
Loud Sounds

Well, well, well…if it isn’t our first ever Murder Mystery Episode.  In Episode 9 of Quimera we meet Steve Saavedra, a detective who has just arrived at the sunny seaside metropolis of Seraphim Beach.  Poor guy’s barely got time to get himself what passes for smokes before he’s pulled into a desperate manhunt for a sadistic killer who leaves a peculiar calling card: a single pinto bean placed somewhere on the victim’s corpse, coupled with a note from the killer containing a sinister poem.  It’s up to Steve and his partner Abel to chase down the leads and stop the carnage before any more lives are lost to the killer’s twisted game of beans and limericks.

The poem “Terra Squirma” can be heard after the main story. 

CONTENT WARNING:
Adult Language
Descriptions of violence and gore
Descriptions of cruel situations
Descriptions of substance abuse
Loud and sudden sounds

VAMPIRES! You want them, this story's got 'em! Episode 8 features the first chapter of the "Blood On My Elote" story arc, set in the desert metropolis of Nero Heights. In this chapter we meet Leon, a bored security guard doing his best to keep his spirits up during his graveyard shift.  But when he comes across a group of vandals at his place of work,  his night goes from mundane to insane in the blink of a bloodshot eye.  And while chaos unfolds outside of the city, across town at a house party excessive drinking  leads to sinister happenings. 

The poem for this episode, "Happy Endings" is recited after the main story. 

CONTENT WARNINGS:

• Descriptions of Gore and Cruel Situations
• Profane Language
• Loud Sounds
• Sexual Violence