The Sign - Interactive Horror

The terror of the spooky video cassette from the 90s has made its way into the present through "The Sign": an interactive horror story that'll convert your smartphone into a gateway for horror. Gabriela, your classmate and friend, has been acting unusual for an entire week and has become increasingly reclusive. When you decide to reach out to her family, she contacts you and shares her chilling tale. Seven days have passed since the day she watched a haunting video and received a call informing her that she was going to die that day.

The story only begins here. The video starts playing on your phone and the real Nightmare begins; soon you're asking: is there genuinely a curse following the video? Tasked with discovering the clues that are concealed within photographs, chat messages, documents, and the video to solve the sinister secret, save the lives of those you cherish, and bring an end to the horror.

The game provides a customized experience with characters and relationships that go according to your preferences. Therefore, you can choose your gender and name and take control of the story's development by selecting the messages you send, influencing each relationship.

As if you're on an eerie train ride, "The Sign" has it all, from baffling hints, games, and bizarre effects to voice and video messages, newspaper sections, and videos that were specially created for this terrifying game. Send and receive chat messages that will have a direct effect on the story and thus unravel the horror-filled adventure that all lies on your hands.

Furthermore, all episodes of the "Horror Chat Thriller" series, including this one, are completely free to play. However, the game includes optional purchases to hasten the course of the story and provide you with a faster gaming experience if you so desire.

Commissioner for the Protection of Youth, Kristine Peters, is available at Kattensteert 4, 22119 Hamburg, phone number: 0174/81 81 81 7, email: jugendschutz@reality-games.com, and on the web at www.jugendschutz-beauftragte.de for additional information about "The Sign."