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YIIK: A Post-Modern RPG is as the name implies, an RPG that takes place in the 90s. YIIK is notable for being extremely poorly written and pretentious. The main character is an extremely unlikable gingerhipster (a very 1990s stereotype) named Alex who often goes into long, pseudointellectual monologues about
Characters
Alex Yiik - The most obnoxious protagonist in any vidya ever. The quintessential liberal artsuniverity grad, Alex can't get a job because his degree is useless. He spends his days simping over an Azn on a paranormalforum.
Michael Kucinski - Alex Yiik's hilarious and memorable photographer friend who the writers forget about until the end of the game. You will wish the writers didn't remember him when he takes his shirt off.
Vella Wilde - The cute goth girl who often calls Alex Yiik out for being a narcissisticretard. She is involved in a convoluted dimensional merge plotline that makes no sense, even to people who actually play the game.
Rory Mancer - A kid whose personality revolves around his dead sister, who became an hero due to be literally being half-leg (please see the Funniest Joke of All Time section for more information). Rory himself can also lose his ipod and downs a bottle of bleach depending on the choices you make. Rory is completely useless in combat so feel free to make him slit his wrists for the lulz.
Claudio Unkrich - Blackweeb who abandons his vinyl store (because vinyls were a huge thing in the 90s right?) to study the blade.
