Blackout - Season 1
Season 1
Blackout tells the story of four teenagers over the course of one night told in a vertical screen format.
Episodes
Episode 1
Mew, A, and Fai wake up after blacking out to discover themselves alone, lost, and their friend Billy having been stabbed.
Episode 2
The night begins again, this time following the perspective of Mew. Mew awakens to find herself holding a bloody knife, unaware of where she is or what has happened.
Episode 3
A is able to navigate the mystery house with some familiarity and seems to be able to remember more than what he is letting on.
Episode 4
Billy, who can barely stand after getting stabbed, tries to resolve the troubles at the bar.
Episode 5
The group remembers the origins of how they arrived in this mysterious bar.
Episode 6
Mew recalls the events that took place immediately before she blacked out.
Episode 7
Someone's jealousy is revealed; a concerning deal is made.
Episode 8
Mew confronts Fai about the situation that Fai put her in. Will the group be able to find their way out of the mysterious bar?
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