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Complete Your Collection! Two New DLCs Arrive November 5th

Shale Hill Secrets · published 10 months ago

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Mark your calendars — November 5th!

Two new DLCs are coming to Shale Hill Secrets:
• Platinum Extra Scenes — 43 exclusive non-canonical scenes featuring every main character.
• Epilogues: Extended Endings — nine expanded post-story chapters that explore life after the original endings.

These DLCs expand the story, the relationships, and the secrets of Shale Hill like never before.

A new bundle will also be released, combining the base game and both expansions at a special launch discount. If you already own the base game or one of the DLCs, Steam will automatically adjust the price — you’ll only pay for what you don’t have.

Stay tuned, and get ready to uncover every secret on November 5th.

Wishlist the DLCs here.

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