Alex sits in her deathbed, reminiscing on a hundred lives past. Finally free from the ghosts, she'd created a life for herself, and accepted its end. But when the ghosts interrupt her trip to the afterlife, she'll experience an emotional journey through her life. If she were given the opportunity to do it all over, would she? An Oxenfree One-shot.

Jonas, stumbling after Alex. — Alex/Jonas.

The things that everybody's gone through both have and haven't happened, and yet it still comes back to haunt everyone. Regardless of how well that island was handled, they still haven't escaped and they still haven't learned. Or, to put it short and sweet: a perfectly good vacation is ruined.

Alex, Jonas, Clarrissa, and Ren all return to Edwards island one last time but with some new faces from Alexs school. Will the beable to handle the mysteries on Edwards Islands?

We followed Alex through a great adventure on Edwards Island, but there were gaps, untold stories, and moments between friends that we did not see. Time to fill in the blanks. NonaXAlex, slight NonaXClarissa

Alex and Jonas, stumbling through the aftermath. — Alex/Jonas.

Six inches of running water is enough to knock a human off balance and carry them downstream. A rushing waterfall with a sixty foot drop is surely a faster way to go.

Sequel to Radio Waves. There's something wrong with Alex. Jonas doesn't know much else, but that is something he does know. He also knows that several of his memories seem to be a little ... off, and that there is more to what happened on the island than just what he remembers. He knows because he sees it in Alex's eyes when they talk on the ferry back to the mainland. (Story 2/3)

I watched Jacksepticeye's playthrough of Oxenfree, and I ship Nonalex pretty hard.

There are times when Alex doesn't know what's real anymore. The deja vu will come just a little too strong, the timelines will lay just a little too close, and suddenly she'll be unable to tell if she's living or dreaming anymore. There is only so much of this that a person can take, and sooner or later she'll reach her limit. (Story 1/3)

Their coven & pack was a clumsily made one, but not one of them would trade it for another.

Alex, stumbling through the time-stream. — Alex/Jonas.

Was this the first time? The last? Or somewhere in between? It was not sure, but it intended to end the game that takes place no matter what. Sacrifices would have to be made, but the cycle could end, Alex could be happy. The dead's hunger could be satisfied. The island... it's needs fulfilled. But if all can't coexist, what is important? That is the question it must ask itself.

The cycle is eternal. Everlasting. There was the First. Many more came. Alex is to be the Last. It is her destiny. Slight variations on canon in order to give the universe of Oxenfree an ending. Note: At the time of first publishing, I have only one Oxenfree playthrough and, as such, have not experienced the game in its fullest. It is likely that the story will reflect that.

Sometimes the time loops and Jonas don't go exactly as Alex expected. Alex and Jonas, Alex/Jonas, AlexXJonas Image thanks to: SirinAnari on Deivantart

(contains spoilers)Set on the ending that Leave Is Possible. Alex never went to Edwards Island and never went through the time loops to bring her brother back. She struggles to learn how to cope with his death but contemplates on whether or not to give in to her suspicion that the island could give her a chance of seeing her brother again.

One island. One birthday. One problem.

Ren didn't know what he expected walking into his favorite coffee shop, not a mile from his dorm. Scratch that. He knew exactly what he was expecting. - Might end up being multi-chaptered but maybe not

Alex forgot the radio. It was an honest mistake! [Originally posted January 18, 2016]

Over and over again. Over and over again. Living and reliving and reliving the same week and the few months following, then turning back the clock, spiraling backward in an endless, sickening loop. She asks the same question they are trying to answer... /is leave possible/

Michael's dead. Except he isn't really, this isn't what death is, right?