Open Roads

On a quiet fall day, Tess Devine and her mother Opal uncover a cache of old notes and letters hidden in their attic. What begins as a fragmentary glimpse into a family story quickly spirals into a deeper mystery—decades-old burglaries, a lost treasure near the Canadian border, and hints of secrets some would kill to keep buried.

Rather than let it rest, the pair sets out on a road trip. Open Roads follows Tess and Opal as they visit long-abandoned family properties, stepping through ruins that hold memories long sealed away. Each site pulls at what Opal has spent years trying to forget—and what Tess is only just beginning to understand about her own past.

As they travel, they assemble the truth they’ve been chasing while discovering new things about themselves and each other. The road becomes a conduit for confession, reconciliation, and a bond that reshapes both of them. The journey is as much about the spaces between memories as the discoveries themselves.

The experience is anchored by two powerful voices, with Keri Russell and Kaitlyn Dever delivering performances that bring warmth, gravity, and honesty to a story about family, memory, and the costs of uncovering what lies beneath the surface.

Key Features

• Experience the story through Tess Devine at 16, paired with Opal, guiding a personal arc on a road trip searching for answers.
• Explore abandoned family properties, uncover hidden letters and clues, and piece together a decades-old saga of secrets and near-forgotten crimes.
• A groundbreaking art style blends richly detailed first-person environments with beautifully hand-animated characters for a living, breathing world.
• A dynamic interactive dialogue system drives the narrative, revealing character flaws, loyalties, and buried truths that shape the relationship between mother and daughter.
• The classic road trip mood shines through car chats, radio tunes, and quiet moments that deepen emotional connections.
• Star performances by Keri Russell and Kaitlyn Dever ground the drama with warmth, intensity, and genuine humanity.
• Built to provoke reflection on family, memory, and the responsibilities we carry for those we love when the past finally speaks.