In 1842, Occultist Jeremiah Scry wrote his illicit publication ‘The Book of Scry’, his own personal methods of allowing the living to view and interact with the dead through the use of his forbidden illumination techniques and rituals. All in the hope of recording evidence.

Then one day Scry vanished, along with his mysterious book.

Now over 100 years later a forgotten set of Scry’s papers have been recovered, his ancient light rituals converted into the digital age thanks to the power of augmented reality. Scry’s use of illumination techniques used to summon ghosts now transcribed into a unique signal to be utilised via a smart devices’ LED light.

Now using Scry’s lost methods it’s up to you to seek out and attempt to lay the spirits haunting your neighbourhoods to rest. Each ghost will have their own story to tell, and they may well attempt to contact you through your own home smart devices. No two ghosts haunting a location are ever the same. Every ghost will differ depending on their geographical location. Commune with the spirits with your microphone. Some will be playful, others less so. Go on single player hunts or hunt with a team of up to 5 players and capture as much evidence as possible via the Scrylight app and help share their tales.

But beware, some ghosts may not be so eager to go back to their realm and if they get too close, maybe they’ll take you with them.

Take care, keep your smartphone charged and don’t forget your SCRYLIGHT.

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