Night Book (2021)

Loralyn's quiet life takes a terrifying turn when she's drawn into the world of the occult after being tricked into reading an ancient book. As she works her remote interpreting job, the lines between her reality and the demonic influence blur. Created during lockdown, this interactive thriller throws players into a narrative that challenges them to make difficult choices that impact Loralyn's pregnancy, relationships, and survival, including the well-being of her fiancé, her unborn child, and her mentally ill father. The game offers branching narratives and multiple endings, creating a deeply immersive experience that's both suspenseful and thought-provoking. "Night Book" stands as a testament to Wales Interactive's innovative approach to interactive filmmaking. The team, known for titles like "The Complex" and "Five Dates," utilized the constraints of the pandemic to create a compelling and visually stunning experience entirely remotely. The game's branching storylines, numerous endings, and use of notable actors like Julie Dray and Colin Salmon solidifies its place among Wales Interactive's finest, showcasing their ability to deliver compelling stories with high replay value and unique interactive mechanics that have become a hallmark of their work.