The Role-Playing Game ALICE IS MISSING is Set to Be Adapted Into a Feature Film at Paramount

The role-playing game Alice is Missing is set to be adapted into a feature film at Paramount with Becca Gleason, a writer and consulting producer on Amazon’s just-released YA series The Summer I Turned Pretty, attached to direct and co-write the adaptation alongside Spenser Starke, the designer of the game published by Hunters Entertainment

“Alice is an immersive and so-called silent RPG played entirely via text message. The premise involves the disappearance of a teen named Alice Briarwood, a high school junior in the small town of Silent Falls. The players take on various characters in Alice’s life such as her brother, her secret relationship and the boy with the crush, among others, as they attempt to uncover why she has gone missing.”

The game was introduced only two years ago after a successful Kickstarter campaign, but quickly took off. It garnered not only raves and honors, such as Ennie Awards for best game and product of the year, but a young and plugged-in fan base that continually generates its own stories and fan art around the game.

Are you looking forward to this big-screen adaptation?

via: THR