My worlds, poorly explained

It is no secret that I have a lot of world (I even made a badge about it). And while I don't have the time to make a comprehensive guide to all of them, I figured I might whip up a small explanation about all of them. If a description card gets your attention, click on it to reveal the world hidden behind!

Deep ocean world with smart fishies living on big scary fishies.

Victorian London gets scary at night and a bitter guy sells potions.

Interdimensional megacorp applies american imperialism to thousands of worlds.

The Mist from Stephen King destroys the world, save for supernatural kids in Detroit.

Random guy wants to help you discover cool stuff from our world. The guy's me.

Hard SF space opera with too many stories to tell and boring but cool science.

Biblical Flood drowns modern city.

Heroic fantasy and insane dimensional power scaling connecting everything.

Immense high fantasy verse with world-ending threats in all corners.

Modern world, but with egyptian gods and mystical powers.

Giant swords and skeletons litter the world, people start to explore it.

Japanese demon got fed up not feeding on humans.

Space biopunk prison in which augmented psychos kill each others for more augments.

Angry mob kills gods out of spite.

Man destroys God, Man creates Robot, Robot destroys Man. Nobody inherit's the Earth.

Death got bored and left.

The world is doomed, you can only escape to space by going up. If you can find a space boat when everything's messed up.

SCP x TMA x The Web.

Wuxia world on floating islands and approximate cultivation system.

Water go high, people go drowned.

Humanity self-destruct by polluting the world.

Sand is coarse, it gets everywhere. And there's a vampire?

Solar eruption doome the world evernight, Mad Max/The Maze style

Dystopian city-state in a post-apocalyptic world with cannibals and frozen trains.

Musical autoritarian theocracy in space.

Gods can't take a joke, punish a whoe civilisation for it.

Hitman but from Providence's point of view.

Space Ravnica.

Funny stones do magic, but in our modern(-ish) world.

Funny stones do magic, but in a fantasy world.

Biopunk zombies bring a new meaning to the word "apocalypse"

Winged people live on a sea of toxic clouds, most get eaten by flying whales.

Sun died, now everything's dark and cold.

Clockpunk Frostpunk.

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