Moonvale Unveils Second Episode: New Story and Features

The much-anticipated second episode of Moonvale, the gripping true crime adventure game developed by Everbyte, is now available for both Android and iOS users. As a follow-up to the wildly successful Duskwood, which boasted over 20 million downloads, Moonvale continues to captivate players with its immersive storytelling. Episode 2 marks one of the largest chapters Everbyte has ever released, promising a significant expansion to the narrative.

A standout feature of Episode 2 is the introduction of an episode pass. This pass, highly requested by fans, unlocks additional content such as answers, videos, voice messages, images, flirts, and secret chats all at once. To celebrate the launch, Everbyte is offering this pass at a special discounted price.

Alongside the new content, the messenger interface has been revamped to a darker, more mature aesthetic. Players now have more opportunities to earn free in-game currency through watching ads. Additionally, character profiles have been added to the game, with plans for future updates to further enhance these profiles.

A novel feature in Episode 2 is the addition of stories and reels within the messenger. This allows players to gather crucial information necessary for progressing through the episode. For fans of Duskwood, there's an exciting side story linked to the series that unfolds parallel to Moonvale's main narrative. This side story can be unlocked using a code obtained by completing Duskwood.

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The investigation in Moonvale kicks off with a mysterious phone call from a young man named Adam, who has recently vanished. As you delve into the case with Adam's friends, a web of mysterious events unfolds, drawing you deeper into the investigation. Set in a realistic messenger-like environment, players will engage with characters through a variety of media, including images, voice messages, and video calls.