StoryVeil
Read. Choose. Live it.

A mobile game of interactive stories. You read the story and choose what to say and do, and those decisions shape your relationships with the characters and what happens next. The opening of the first story is already playable.

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An excerpt from chapter 1 of Interference, translated from Russian. Tap the screen to keep reading. Choices marked with a gem are special: in the game they unlock extra scenes.

How it works

Every choice leaves a mark

StoryVeil is a book where you are the main character. Stories come out in chapters, and the game remembers everything you said and did.

Elias lingers at your console.

Tap a choice

Your decisions

What you say and do changes the plot. The game remembers your choices and comes back to them in later chapters.
Tap a character

Relationships

Every character reacts to your words in their own way. Trust, friendship or rivalry — it's up to you.
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Try the special choice

Special choices

Some lines and scenes are unlocked with gems. They show the characters from an unexpected side.
SamiraEvery time, the same thing. I look at it and think: did we really build this?

Living scenes

Animated backgrounds, characters with emotions, and text that types out like a real conversation.
1. 1Chapter 1InterferenceNow
2. 2Chapter 2Coming nextNew
3. 3Chapter 3Being written
New chapters

Stories come out in chapters, and new ones arrive regularly. You won't wait long for what happens next.
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Chapter 1 · scene 4

Progress goes with you

Pick up from any line, even on another device: your saves are stored in the cloud.

First story

Interference

2046. CERN switches on ASTERION, the largest scientific instrument in Europe. On its very first shift, the collider receives data from experiments that haven't happened yet, and footage of people who are already gone.

Mira Koval has been working toward this launch her whole life, ever since the evening her grandfather showed her Jupiter through a telescope. Now she has to work out what exactly she is seeing, and decide whom she can trust.