Moonvale Unveils Second Episode: New Story, Tons of Features

The much-anticipated Episode 2 of Moonvale, Everbyte's latest true crime adventure, is now available for Android and iOS users. As a sequel to the wildly successful Duskwood, which boasts over 20 million downloads, Moonvale continues to captivate players with its deep and engaging narrative. This new episode marks one of the most expansive chapters Everbyte has ever released, promising an enriched storyline that keeps fans glued to their screens.

One of the standout features of Episode 2 is the introduction of an episode pass. This pass, available at a discounted launch price, grants access to a wealth of additional content, including answers, videos, voice messages, images, flirts, and secret chats all at once. It's a feature that fans have been eagerly awaiting, and Everbyte has delivered it in style.

The update also brings a fresh, darker aesthetic to the messenger interface, offering a more mature look that complements the game's serious tone. Players can now earn free in-game currency by watching ads, adding another layer of engagement. Character profiles have been introduced, with plans for further enhancements in future updates, adding depth to the characters you interact with.

A new stories and reels feature within the messenger app allows players to uncover crucial information necessary for progressing through the episode. For fans of Duskwood, there's an exciting addition: a special side story linked to the series. To unlock this narrative, players must complete Duskwood and use the resulting code in Moonvale.

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The mystery in Moonvale kicks off with a chilling phone call from Adam, a young man who has mysteriously vanished. As you delve deeper into the investigation alongside Adam's friends, you'll encounter a series of enigmatic events that draw you further into the case. Set within a realistic messenger-like interface, your interactions with the characters are brought to life through images, voice messages, and even video calls, creating an immersive experience that keeps you on the edge of your seat.