Moonvale Unveils Second Episode: New Story and Features

Moonvale, the thrilling true crime adventure from Everbyte, has just launched its highly anticipated second episode on both Android and iOS platforms. Following the success of Duskwood, which has amassed over 20 million downloads, Moonvale continues to captivate players with its deep, immersive storytelling. Episode 2 stands out as one of the most expansive chapters Everbyte has produced to date, introducing a host of new features alongside a gripping new narrative.

One of the standout additions in Episode 2 is the introduction of an episode pass. This pass unlocks a plethora of exclusive content, including additional answers, videos, voice messages, images, flirts, and secret chats, all at once. Responding to player feedback, Everbyte has made this pass available at a special discounted price to celebrate the episode's release.

The messenger interface has undergone a significant redesign, adopting a darker, more mature aesthetic. Players can now earn free in-game currency through ads, enhancing the overall experience. Additionally, character profiles have been introduced, with plans to further expand these profiles in future updates.

A new feature in the messenger allows players to access stories and reels, which are crucial for gathering information and 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 plot. This side story can be unlocked using a code earned by completing Duskwood.

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The mystery in Moonvale kicks off with a mysterious phone call from a young man named Adam, who has vanished under puzzling circumstances. As you join forces with Adam's friends to unravel the mystery, a series of enigmatic events draw you deeper into the investigation. Set within a messenger-like environment, you'll engage with characters through images, voice messages, and even video calls, making the experience feel incredibly real and personal.