Your phone has a new case.
It is old, it is leather, and it talks. Close your iPhone Duo and the outside screen becomes a haunted book cover. Open it and the case whispers to you, teases you, and asks to be closed again. The story carries on the next time you dare.
It's just a book.
Closed, the outer screen is a worn leather cover with a brass clasp. "Open me" glows into the leather if you leave it waiting.
It talks back.
A dozen voiced stories play out across two or three openings. A countdown that stops at four. A game of hide and seek. Something asleep that notices how gently you close the hinge.
Four films. No warning.
Every story ends with a short horror film. It builds while a heartbeat quickens in your hand, goes completely dark, then comes for you.
Shut it. They're still in there.
Between stories the case begs you to open it, while muffled voices from inside beg you not to. Knocks, scratches and a heartbeat come through the haptics.
25 more nightmares.
Seen every film? Add 25 still-image scares, or keep it to the films. Gentler reveals, Low Motion and Reduce Motion use stills with softer sound and haptics.