Lifeline: Silent Night
4.6star
8.31K reviews
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About this game
Taylor is back in a suspenseful, new, real-time adventure for Android – Lifeline: Silent Night! Your choices shape the story as you play, and could mean life or death for one intrepid space explorer.
The hearts and imaginations of countless players worldwide were captured when the original Lifeline took Android by storm and now Taylor needs your help again in Lifeline: Silent Night!
Acclaimed author Dave Justus returns with a suspenseful new story that plays out in real time, delivering notifications throughout your day. Keep up as they come in, or catch up later when you’re free. Your choices shape the story as you play.
Simple actions can have a profound effect. Complete any single path in the game and then go back and see what happens when you make a different choice.
Lifeline: Silent Night is a deep, immersive story of survival and perseverance, and it’s up to you to save the White Star before it’s too late for its intrepid crew. The fate of Taylor, and the world, is in your hands!
Supports Wear OS!
Praise for Lifeline:
“I’ve played many games that I find engrossing, but Lifeline may be one of the first that changed the way I thought about my daily routine, which leapt off the screen and became a part of my lived experience.” - Eli Cymet, Gamezebo
“For a few brief hours I cared – really cared – about the fate of a completely fictional character. I don’t think any other game I’ve played has made me feel that way before.” - Matt Thrower, PocketGamer
• Taylor is back! Continue the story where the original Lifeline left off.
• Your choices shape the story as you play.
• Lifeline is a deep, immersive story of survival and perseverance, with many possible outcomes.
• Internet connection not required. No in-app purchases and no ads.
The hearts and imaginations of countless players worldwide were captured when the original Lifeline took Android by storm and now Taylor needs your help again in Lifeline: Silent Night!
Acclaimed author Dave Justus returns with a suspenseful new story that plays out in real time, delivering notifications throughout your day. Keep up as they come in, or catch up later when you’re free. Your choices shape the story as you play.
Simple actions can have a profound effect. Complete any single path in the game and then go back and see what happens when you make a different choice.
Lifeline: Silent Night is a deep, immersive story of survival and perseverance, and it’s up to you to save the White Star before it’s too late for its intrepid crew. The fate of Taylor, and the world, is in your hands!
Supports Wear OS!
Praise for Lifeline:
“I’ve played many games that I find engrossing, but Lifeline may be one of the first that changed the way I thought about my daily routine, which leapt off the screen and became a part of my lived experience.” - Eli Cymet, Gamezebo
“For a few brief hours I cared – really cared – about the fate of a completely fictional character. I don’t think any other game I’ve played has made me feel that way before.” - Matt Thrower, PocketGamer
• Taylor is back! Continue the story where the original Lifeline left off.
• Your choices shape the story as you play.
• Lifeline is a deep, immersive story of survival and perseverance, with many possible outcomes.
• Internet connection not required. No in-app purchases and no ads.
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Ratings and reviews
4.6
7.86K reviews
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December 31, 2018
The first one was amazing, but this one is much less so. With the first one i feel emotionally attached to Taylor and would think about them through the day while waiting for them to wake up, walk, etc. But with this sequel everything feels rushed, the conversation options aren't as immersive/real, and the story is just lacking.
44 people found this review helpful
Ramsey Baden
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May 6, 2020
The problem I have with this game has nothing to do with its writing, which is still great. Structurally, a CYOA works much better if you don't have to backtrack so far that the story's momentum is thrown off. This has way more failstates than the first game, and the checkpoints and Fast Mode aren't fast enough to get you back where you want to be in the story. You end up rereading certain text too many times, without clear enough clues as to what you missed early or what you need to change.
31 people found this review helpful
Eling Pramuatmaja
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March 15, 2023
This one is lacking compared to the prequel. It's shorter and, even though there are more people, the interaction is close to nothing. A lot of events that didn't happen in my previous choices somehow was mentioned as a fact near the end. After checking the wiki, an event that should've happened near the end happened early in mine. The structure is basically a mess. The music was also worse and more repetitive. Taylor as a character is still interesting, though. That's the only saving grace.
3 people found this review helpful
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