Hunter: Day for Night
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These monsters aren’t just in the movies! Will you hunt the vampires, werewolves and others stalking Hollywood, or will you become a monster instead?
"Hunter: The Reckoning – Day For Night" is an interactive novel by Josh Labelle set in the World of Darkness. It’s entirely text-based, 1,100,000 words and hundreds of choices, without graphics or sound effects, and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.
Hollywood is full of monsters. From the greedy studio heads to the desperate hopefuls out for their big break, nobody gets out without sin. Once, you were one of those hopefuls, barely scraping by trying to make your dreams come true—scrambling to land auditions or hustling to get your screenplay read.
Then a chance encounter with the supernatural showed you that Hollywood is ruled by another kind of monster. You’ve dedicated yourself to hunting down the beasts who stalk the back alleys of Los Angeles, and doing everything in your power to stop the ones who rule the boardrooms.
It’s been a blockbuster summer for the supernatural, full of inexplicable phenomena and monstrous incidents. There are fires in the hills, ghosts in the theaters, and a beast threatening pets in Beverly Hills that is definitely not a coyote. Could it have something to do with EVRLST, the hottest new self-help and wellness cult run by a washed up ‘80s superstar? Is it true what they say about him never being seen in the daylight and not having aged a day in the last three decades? And what about the woman they call the Baron of Hollywood? What kind of power does she have—and can it possibly compare to the studio execs?
Fortunately, you’re not alone. Others have seen the truth in the shadows, including a retired special-effects wizard, a mortician to the stars, a theater manager, and more. You’ll need all the allies you can get as you drive through the seedy supernatural underbelly of Tinseltown, where chaos reigns, and blood and money flow. There’s no telling who will get top billing, and who will end up slashed on the cutting room floor.
Or will you shirk your hunting duties to pursue your Hollywood dream? Make connections, land jobs on movies, or even make a deal with the devil to get cast in a major blockbuster. Maybe the best way to defeat the bloodsucking monsters is to join them. Or is that Hollywood's biggest lie, the lie you tell yourself?
• Play as male, female, nonbinary; gay, straight, bi, asexual, or poly.
• Choose your weapon to blast through supernatural threats, and upgrade it for even greater firepower; and visit your local garage to find your perfect getaway vehicle.
• Stop a hot new celebrity from literally sucking the life out of their fans—or succumb to their charms and plunge into a romance.
• Solve a decades-old murder and set an unquiet soul to rest—or drive out the ghost with arcane force!
• Uncover the secrets behind a cult that preys on young vulnerable actors, and stop the monster behind it!
Redeem lost souls in the city of angels—or lose your own soul trying.
Info de la App
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Permisos de la aplicación
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Location
- approximate location (network-based)
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Photos/Media/Files
- read the contents of your USB storage
- modify or delete the contents of your USB storage
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Storage
- read the contents of your USB storage
- modify or delete the contents of your USB storage
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Wi-Fi connection information
- view Wi-Fi connections
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Other
- view network connections
- full network access
- prevent device from sleeping
- Google Play license check
Calificaciones y opiniones
One of the best World of Darkness choose your adventure games thus far!
Fun and Atmospheric The story is really good, with many options I want to explore. It feels very Supernatural inspired but with more heart. It's gritty with a tragic beauty about it and a lot of moral gray areas. Sometimes a little cheesy but I like that. I like the supporting characters and the romance options. Okay, I hated Nico but I enjoyed hating Nico. I'll definitely play it multple times.
The game really seems to demand that you build your stats around what it requires for the story, which is something only the author could possibly know. It doesn't really let you build around the sort of flavorful archetypes that the source material is known for. I even checked the scene files to make sure I wasn't just bad at it and missing opportunities. It's just stat railroaded. I couldn't get into it for that reason and it was really expensive in comparison to other CoG offerings.
I love it when ChoiceScript CYOA novel is gamified like this; customization, stats, etc. All Lumina side jobs is bugged; they don't pay (except selling the monster egg), and you can repeat the choice, like it's not properly flagged as finished. Early on, you can maximize Wits and Occult thanks to a similar bug
it is set in California, nonsense in it (granted, you can block some of the nonsense by making specific characters male or female.) , and a discounted price in the over $10 range. So after the 25th, you'll have to cough up quite a bit of cash. The high price is part of my complaint. Message, message. This story was typed by a Californian. "I only know the thing that God has whispered to me. He says that cops can't be trusted." .... Dialogue typed in script style/format.
Good story. Lots of options and side quests to keep you busy. Some technical problems like forgetting your choices or sentences ending prematurely.