[Western Crossover] A Flash Game, Made in Gotham

(The other story is finally almost done updating, and I'll keep updating this one too...) You receive a letter saying you have a nephew named Bruce, so you pack up your belongings at seventeen and head to Gotham to find your family. Except your nephew is already thirty-nine. "I'll call you Uncle, and you'll call me Aunt. We'll each use our own titles." In your previous life, you interned at DC's editorial department for three months. You had a friend who had studied animation for three years and wanted to make some Flash games for DC with the look of 4399 games. She asked you for some terrible ideas. With the DC universe as your setting, you let your imagination run wild. You came up with a... beautiful character design and opening game scenario. And then it all went horribly wrong. In this life, after arriving at Wayne Manor, you have silly daily adventures during the day, but at night you keep having nightmares. They come at irregular intervals, and they're all similar. The common thread is that whenever you dream, you actually enter the series of shoddy little games your friend made. Even worse, in each dream, your new family members from real life are randomly pulled in, and they have to adventure with you through these bizarre little games. They include: [ Papa's Burgeria ] Game description: Jason, formerly an employee at the Iceberg Lounge, is caught by his adoptive father and switches jobs to pay off his debt, working at Papa's Burgeria, a Wayne-owned restaurant. Most of the customers are Arkham inmates... Jason, why did you put a hundred pickles on Black Mask's burger? And a hundred layers of mustard on the Joker's? They even tipped you for it! Wait, they did that willingly? [ Batman vs. Arkham ] Game description: A zombie crisis has broken out in the DC universe. Collect sunlight and plant a row of "plants" in front of Wayne Manor to fight off the zombie horde. Hey, why are there two full rows of Tim's Puff-shrooms up front? What do you mean they're free, useful, and cost-effective? But it's daytime! You need a Coffee Bean that costs 75 sun to wake them up! There's also Brucey's Hypno-shroom, Catwoman's Magnet-shroom that can suck up all metal objects, and Alfred's lawnmower, the last line of defense for Wayne Manor. Why can't Explodey Jason revive when he's placed in the pool? [ Batkid Growing Up ] Game description: The player raises an eight-year-old Gotham boy who has just lost his parents, until he grows up six years later. The number of points in different attributes determines how the game ends. There are dozens of career endings, as well as various marriage endings. The young master can change outfits, control his weight, earn money, go to school, trigger all kinds of events, and explore hidden events... The Batkids were completely smitten. In the role of the boy's adoptive father, they raised the eight-year-old young master Wayne in different ways, triggering all sorts of endings: Batman, assassin, unemployed drifter, Arkham director, GCPD officer, Gotham mayor, actor, pop star, nurse, Wayne Enterprises chairman... Jason, now a player, looked at the ending he'd just unlocked and couldn't make sense of it. "So... what the hell is the Batman Who Laughs?" There are more games that haven't been unlocked yet... Know why they're dreams? Because they're so ridiculous. Note: 1. The main text is in first person, written like a sitcom. 2. The early chapters focus on silly everyday life. The games come later and are interspersed with the daily antics. 3. The heroine is the snarky one. 4. The heroine is young. This is an alternate Batkid story. 5. There may be games other than Flash games. Theme: A group of young people get together to joke around and bicker, each with their own joys and sorrows.