Can you save the galaxy from its own chaos, or will it destroy you first?
The corporate syndicates want you dead. The authorities are on your tail. Even a ghost from your past has risen from the grave, desperate to reclaim you. All while the galaxy's fate teeters on a knife's edge, and you alone can seal the gates of oblivion.
"Whiskey-Four" is a standalone 396,000-word interactive novel by John Louis. It's a text-driven experience, free of graphics or sound, powered entirely by the boundless engine of your imagination.
You are a retired contract killer from the Anomalous Interference Unit. Forced into early retirement by a career-ending injury, you've been reactivated on a distant frontier world to confront a grotesque, incomprehensible horror.
A profound sense of dread saturates the void. Something immense is waking, a threat that endangers the entire galaxy.
You are the only one in a position to stop it before time runs out.
It's a shame everyone else is determined to see you dead.
• Play as a man or woman; define your character as gay, straight, or bisexual.
• Pursue fleeting romances and encounters on your turbulent journey.
• Rekindle an old flame or extinguish it forever.
• Carefully manage your scarce resources to survive.
• Battle through corporate assassins, tactical police squads, and your own fixated former lover.
• Select from three distinct body types that shape your story.
Try to save the galaxy—and if possible, save yourself in the process.
