You don’t find the Dive… the Dive finds you.

No one ever agrees on where the DoomsDay

Dive is actually located.

Some remember stairs.

Some remember a train platform.

Others swear they walked through a door that wasn't there before today.

Time behaves differently inside. Twenty minutes can become two weeks. Hours can disappear entirely.

Everyone remembers the bartender.

isaac|AK

He'll probably know your name before you tell him.

Take a seat… he’s already started you a tab.

the

DOOMSDAY

dive

Jukebox inside the DoomsDay Dive, the fictional bar at the heart of This City Is Fracture.
DoomsDay Dive House Rules card from This City Is Fracture.
Recovered Doomsday Dive tab from This City Is Fracture, marked paid in full with a note that the customer no longer recalls why they came.

the jukebox knows…

THE HOUSE RULES

 01// You don't find the Dive... the Dive finds you.

02// Time slips, erases, or doesn't matter. 20 minutes could be five hours could be months on end.

03// No one leaves the same as they came.

04// Isaac will probably know your name before you tell him.

05// Tabs are not always paid with money. (Memory. Choice. Identity. We accept all 3)

06// The jukebox knows what’s coming… even if it was not a coin-operated request.

07// There is always one empty bar stool. No one ever agrees on why.

08// No more than one Lesser God is allowed inside the Dive at any given time.

YOUR TAB

Drinks can get pricey.

At the DoomsDay, they could cost something far more interesting than cash.

Every guest of the Doomsday Dive keeps a tab. Some stay open for just a few minutes…while others remain open for years.

When Isaac decides it's time to settle yours, he won't always ask for money.

He may ask for a memory.

Or a choice you haven't made yet.

Or a piece of who you are.

But hey, don't worry.

He'll know what you can, or can’t, afford.