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It's late at night. A storm rages outside. You're all alone in the broadcast room, and what's all this strange new equipment in front of you?



You've been asked to work late on a special episode of everyone's favourite paranormal ghost-hunting show, "Live & Spooky". It's taking place in an abandoned film studio owned by the late father of none other than an esteemed reporter and news maven, Patrick Bannon. A sudden death in suspicious circumstances led to the studio shutting down years ago. Nobody alive knows the truth, but perhaps the dead have the answers?

At least, that's what the TV guide says. It's going to be a long night... and you're not even getting paid overtime.

Direct The Action Like Never Before

They've got ghost cams, spooky blue lights and an enthusiastic and totally genuine spirit medium on the set tonight, but it's up to you to put it all together.

Don't worry, though. The new "ghost effect" buttons not only add a little bit of extra flair to the proceedings, but they'll also let the crew on the ground know where to go next. They won't be able to go to every location during the show, so pick wisely!

Defend Against the Spirit Realm

Look, nobody is saying ghosts are real. This is all just entertainment, of course. But if they were real, it's going to be up to you to keep the crew safe.

There are more than a few new buttons, knobs, dials and switches involved in that process, but it's all been set up for you, so don’t touch anything. Unfortunately, as ghosts aren’t real, none of this has been actually tested or anything, but we're sure you'll work it out.

Learn the Truth

There's more than one way this show could end, and this isn't just about ratings.

Live & Spooky is designed to be played more than once. You'll need to keep your wits about you and your eyes and ears open for clues to uncover the real mystery behind the ill-fated studio.

Mature Content Description

The developers describe the content like this:

This game contains scenes that some players may find distressing. Frequent strong language, brief pixelated nudity and occasional scenes of violence in live-action performances.