Basically what it says on the tin. What's you're favourite sburbventure (things like Vast Error where the game is different but invokes sburb count)
The Tapestry (https://mspfa.com/?s=21688&p=1): Four alien kids pirate sburb and end up with a world-crafting game with more in common with spore, instead. Really notable for the amount of effort placed into fleshing out the world the kids come from and the larger universe of alien politics and powerplays.
Bilious (https://mspfa.com/?s=30587&p=1): A story about kids in a dystopia ruled by sburb players starting their own session. Has characters who are a really nuanced blend of "teenage awful" and "teenage sympathic", as well as probably one of the best and most interesting takes on Jack Noir as a real nuanced character I've ever seen
Alabaster (https://mspfa.com/?s=236&p=1): the oldest still ongoing mspfa. A bunch of trolls even shittier, nastier, and worse adjusted than the canon kids play a session doomed from the start. Really really nasty in both funny and horrifying ways, but still capable of sincerity in a way that is really well balanced.
(This isn't mentioning FRAF adventures like autopraxis, sburb.exe and loftlatched)
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