Everbyte has just released the second episode of Moonvale, a must-play for fans of true crime adventures. Available on Android, Moonvale is the much-anticipated sequel to the popular mystery thriller game, Duskwood. If you've enjoyed Duskwood, you'll find Moonvale's immersive storytelling equally captivating. Like its predecessor, Moonvale unfolds through a messenger-like interface, where you interact with characters via text, voice messages, and images, and even receive video calls, sometimes from individuals you'd rather not hear from. These interactions can pull you deep into the story, especially when a mysterious character or potential love interest sends you a message.

What's Happening in Moonvale Second Episode?

In the second episode, you're immediately thrown into the action with a mysterious phone call from a stranger named Adam, who has recently gone missing. Your mission is to unravel why he contacted you and how you're connected to his disappearance. You'll reach out to his friends, sift through clues, and navigate through a series of unexpected twists. The suspense builds relentlessly, creating a chillingly realistic experience. To get a feel for what's in store, check out the latest trailer:

This episode introduces a wealth of new content, marking it as one of Everbyte's most significant updates. A new episode pass allows you to unlock additional choices, videos, voice messages, images, and secret chats all at once. The messenger interface has been revamped with a darker, more streamlined aesthetic that enhances the game's atmosphere. You can now earn more in-game currency by watching ads.

Character profiles have been added, currently in their initial phase, with plans for further development. A new stories/reels feature in the messenger app is crucial for uncovering essential clues in this episode. Additionally, Everbyte has included a special side story linked to Duskwood, which unfolds alongside Moonvale's main plot. If you've completed Duskwood, you can unlock this bonus content with a special code.

Don't miss out on Moonvale—available now on the Google Play Store. And while you're at it, take a look at our coverage of the New Game Select Quiz for more gaming insights.