Moonvale Unveils Second Episode: New Story and Features

Fans of immersive storytelling and true crime adventures, rejoice! Everbyte has just released Episode 2 of their gripping series, Moonvale, now available on both Android and iOS. As a follow-up to the immensely popular Duskwood, which boasts over 20 million downloads, Moonvale continues to captivate audiences with its rich narrative and engaging gameplay. Episode 2 stands out as one of Everbyte's most expansive chapters to date, offering a significant update to the ongoing story.

A notable addition to Moonvale's Episode 2 is the introduction of an episode pass. This pass grants immediate access to a wealth of content, including additional answers, videos, voice messages, images, flirts, and secret chats. In response to community feedback, Everbyte has launched this feature at a special introductory price to celebrate the episode's release.

The user interface has also seen a transformation with a darker, more mature redesign of the messenger. Players now have increased opportunities to earn free in-game currency by watching ads. Additionally, character profiles have been introduced, with Everbyte planning further expansions to these profiles in upcoming updates.

A new feature, stories and reels, has been integrated into the messenger, allowing players to collect crucial information that aids in progressing through the episode. For those who adored Duskwood, there's an exciting bonus: a special side story linked to the Duskwood series that unfolds parallel to Moonvale's main plot. This side story can be unlocked with a code earned by completing Duskwood.

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The intrigue in Moonvale kicks off with a mysterious phone call from Adam, a young man who has vanished without a trace. As you delve deeper into the investigation with Adam's friends, a web of enigmatic events unfolds, drawing you further into the mystery. Set within a messenger-like environment, you'll engage with the characters through a variety of media, including images, voice messages, and video calls, making for a truly immersive experience.