THE STORY
She came to the island to be alone. She isn't.
Every choice you make follows you. Something you tell Ailsa early on can save her much later, or cost someone else everything. Choose badly and she dies. You can rewind to your last choice.



A WEREWOLF STORY · IN REAL TIME
She came to the island to be alone. She isn't.
The lighthouse alarm box on Eilean Dubh was never meant to text a real person. Ailsa is a joiner restoring the dead light, the island's sheep are being torn apart, and her missing hours keep lining up with every kill.
HOW IT PLAYS
Full Moon runs on your clock. When Ailsa is working on the light, asleep or out on the cliffs, she stops texting, sometimes for minutes, sometimes for hours. Your phone buzzes when she's back. Answer straight away, or pick it up when you're free.
If she says she'll be an hour, it's an hour.
i've lost three hours again. i'm on the beach
effie brought soup. she was smiling the whole time
going to sleep. three hours, then up at first light
THE STORY
Every choice you make follows you. Something you tell Ailsa early on can save her much later, or cost someone else everything. Choose badly and she dies. You can rewind to your last choice.



CHAPTERS
Your choices carry from one chapter to the next.
A new keeper, a dead light, and an island that blames the dog from the mainland. She hasn't got a dog.
The moon is full and something is on the cliffs. The islanders know exactly what she is.
A message from a number that should be dead.
QUESTIONS
Yes. If Ailsa says she'll be an hour, it's an hour, and you get a notification when she's back. After your first ending, Fast mode lets you replay without the waits.
Ailsa can die. When that happens, you can rewind to your last choice and try again, or start the whole story over.
£1.99 for the app, which includes Chapter One. Chapter Two is a £1.99 in-app purchase. There are no ads and nothing to buy to skip the waiting.
Full Moon is interactive fiction told through text messages: a choose-your-own-adventure werewolf story where Ailsa texts you and you decide what they do next. If you enjoyed real-time text games like Lifeline, it works the same way: the story unfolds on your clock, with notifications when Ailsa gets back to you.
No. The whole story is on your phone and plays offline. Your progress stays on your device.
Full Moon is on Android first. An iPhone version may follow.
YOUR PHONE IS BUZZING