Rêverie: Audio Stories

Close your eyes. A voice speaks softly in your ear, rain is falling, a door creaks somewhere in the night. Then comes the moment to choose: left, or right? Rêverie brings you illustrated audio stories that you listen to like an audiobook and live like a game. At every turning point there are two paths: you decide what happens next, and every decision changes the story, all the way to its ending. Two complete stories, free, with no ads. And two new stories, sold separately. The Messenger of Corbeval A stormy night in the Middle Ages · about 25 minutes · 7 endings Your horse died three leagues back. Under your soaked cloak is a letter sealed with the king's red wax, to be placed in the hands of the lord of Corbeval before midnight. The belfry strikes eleven. Inside the walls, everyone seems to know about your letter. Not everyone wants it delivered. Who do you trust? The King Who Could Not Sleep A fairy tale for young and old · about 25 minutes · 5 endings An old king can no longer sleep, and no one in the castle remembers his lullaby. Margot, nine years old and the smallest of the kitchen girls, sets out to find it with a kind heart and a good ear. At the mill, at the wash-house, in the forest where the animals talk, everyone has kept a piece of it. A tale full of songs, for the whole family and for bedtime. Midnight at Valcombe A mystery, on Christmas Eve, in the snow · about 25 minutes · 7 endings Christmas Eve, 1932. Snow has cut off the manor of Valcombe, with its clocks and its automata. A mystery to solve by ear, before midnight, for attentive players. The Bread of the Last Morning Pompeii, the day the mountain woke · about 30 minutes · 7 endings Pompeii, AD 79, an autumn morning. Before dawn, the town's ovens are lit as on any other day. That day, the mountain wakes up. You choose Two large cards, left and right: tap the one you want. Your decisions change what happens next, and the story remembers them. A living audiobook A narrator, around a dozen character voices, ambiences, sound effects and songs. Every place has its own illustration, brought to life with soft glows and slow movement. In bed, with the family, in the car Dark mode dims the screen for listening in bed. Choices can be read aloud for children who cannot read yet. In the car, the whole family votes and a passenger taps the chosen side. On headphones, or simply through your phone's speaker. Replay it differently Your story picks up where you left it. After an ending, go back to one of your decisions and take the other path; lines you have already heard can be skipped up to the next choice. In English and French Voices in English or French. Subtitles and menus also in German, Spanish, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian and Simplified Chinese. No ads, no account, no data collected Nothing to sign up for, nothing to share: you just listen. New stories are coming to the library regularly. A game by Petit Vaisseau, an independent studio.

• Two new stories: "Midnight at Valcombe", a mystery on Christmas Eve 1932, and "The Bread of the Last Morning", the last day of a baker in Pompeii. • Corbeval and The King Who Could Not Sleep stay free. • A lighter app, and smoother animated pictures on phones. Thanks for your reviews, they help a lot!