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Version 1.2.1 · 2024-11-05
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The store currently lists version 1.2.1, updated 2024-11-05.








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A "Scrolling Graphic Novel" for tactile screens.
Peabody Award 2017.
Halfway between a graphic novel and an animated film, Phallaina is the first "scrolling graphic novel" for tablets and smartphones. Available in English and French, the app delivers 90 minutes of scrollable reading experience. Conceived by Marietta Ren and the Small Bang studio, and accompanied by an entrancing sound design by Côme Jalibert, this horizontal-scrolling, panel-less digital comic book uses parallax effects in order to bring an immersive depth to the narrative.
Download the app for free and discover the first two chapters.
The story
In a world similar to ours, where cities have adapted to the rising waters, Audrey follows a series of clinical trials in order to understand the origins of her hallucinatory fits, which are populated by huge white whales.…
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