Finn in 1989 - Choice of a Lifeline - Episode One

$1.99

1.23for iPhone, iPad

David Cordis

Developer

Aug 17, 2017

Update Date

Adventure

Category

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About Finn in 1989 - Choice of a Lifeline - Episode One

Finn in 1989 is a text-based adventure, soaked in 80's nostalgia. A young boy discovers he's lost in time with only his backpack and his walkie-talkie. Help young Finn make life or death decisions, and unearth the mystery behind his disappearance.

David Cordis (Plants vs Zombies Heroes and Squids From Space) weaves a gripping interactive story of a young boy’s unsolved disappearance. Help Finn solve the mystery behind his own disappearance by working with the only person who can communicate with him, you.

This story plays out in real time much like the popular Lifeline series. As Finn works to stay alive, notifications deliver new messages throughout your day. Keep up as they come in, or catch up later when you’re free.

1989 is a deep, immersive story of survival and friendship, loaded with 1980’s pop-culture references. If you’re a fan of Stranger Things, Ready Player One, Back to the Future, Dune, or ever stayed up late playing your Nintendo, you’ll fall in love with this piece of nostalgic interactive fiction.