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The board spells something new every night. Read it quietly. Something in The Last House on Hollow Street hunts you by sound. Out now on PC, free demo on itch.io (links below). #IndieHorror #HorrorGame

Don't look in the bathroom mirror for long. The house knows more than a hundred tricks and chooses its own handful each night, so no single night shows you everything. Free demo, then stay until midnight with the full game on itch.io. Links below. #indiehorror #horrorgames

Something is standing in the corner. Walk past it tonight, and it might not be there tomorrow. Hollow Street never plays the same night twice. The Last House on Hollow Street is out now on PC. Free demo below 👇 #IndieHorror #HorrorGame

small thing about how our endings work: the house has 57 rooms and most nights you'll pass through about 16 of them. so when the night ends it doesn't hand you a score. it tells you, out loud, one thing you walked past. "You never took the sheet off the mirror." #indiehorror

she's taller every night you come back. seventh night at the top of the stairs. launch week price runs through Halloween. free demo first, full game on itch.io if you make it to midnight. links below. #indiehorror #horrorgames

funny how the scariest thing in a cold room is something warm. there's a shelf in our haunted house game where nothing has been touched since 1987. dust on all of it. except one bracelet, and when you pick it up, it's warm. one week to Halloween 🕯️ #indiehorror

The downstairs hall. Jack's brother is still asking if you've seen him. Every line voiced by a full cast, and the narrator is yours to choose. The house talks to you, not to the story. Free demo, then stay till midnight with the full game. Both links in the reply. #indiehorror #horrorgames

The scares on Hollow Street don't cut away. You stay in the moment until the house decides it's done with you. Gameplay trailer for The Last House on Hollow Street, out now on PC. Free demo in the reply. #IndieHorror #HorrorGame #FirstPersonHorror #PCGaming #Halloween

There are eyes in the trees past the gate, and they're nearer every time you look back. The house hunts by sound: run and she hears you. Hide, hold your breath, and listen to her listen. Free demo, then the full game on itch.io (links in the reply). #indiehorror #horrorgames

The Last House on Hollow Street is now on PC. Walk 1428 Hollow Street yourself, in first person. The house picks its own scares every night, it learns your name, and Eleanor Blackwood hunts by sound. Ten endings. Every line spoken. On October 31st, the house knows what night it is. 1/2

Found-footage rule I wish more characters knew: point the camera UP. In our game, Devon's little drone films the foyer from the ceiling when every light dies. He scrubs back frame by frame, and there's someone by the clock, looking right at the lens. Calm. Patient. #indiehorror #foundfootage

Something I'm quietly proud of in our little haunted house game: fear works both ways. Get too scared and your hands shake, so four choices lock (prying a lock, squeezing through a gap). Stay too calm and eight others stay locked: "You are too calm to think of this." #gamedev #indiehorror

The kitchen in our haunted house game has dust on every counter, thick and untouched since 1987. But there's a path worn into the floor tiles. Clean. Smooth. Like someone walks it every night. It's the very first creepy thing you find, and it's still the detail I love most. 🕯️ #indiehorror

Eighteen nights to Halloween, and I keep thinking about this scene from our game. Maya pulls three candles from her bag like she's planned it all week. Six hands in a circle. She asks her question, and all three flames lean the same way. Toward the stairs. Ever try a séance as a kid? #indiehorror

Dev note from our little haunted house: the music box in the child's room plays a four-note tune, and that's all most players will ever hear. There's a fifth note. It only plays on one ending, and only if you found the box AND stopped to listen at the vent earlier. #gamedev #indiehorror

Three weeks out, and I keep thinking about the front hall in our haunted house game. There's a newspaper jammed under the door. November 1st, 1987. Folded and refolded so many times the creases have gone soft. Nobody lives there anymore. Somebody still reads it. 🕯️ #indiehorror #spookyseason

Small detail from our game that I love: upstairs in the house, there's a closet door with three sets of initials carved into it in 1987. Around them, thirty-nine tally marks, one for each year since. The newest one is still pale. Somebody was here recently. #indiehorror #gamedev

Small thing in our game I love: in a house nobody has lived in since 1987, the cellar floor is swept. A lantern hangs by the stairs. Glass polished, wick trimmed. Every other room is forty years of dust. Not this one. Someone still comes down here. #indiehorror #gamedev

Sunday dev note: in our game, once fear hits 6, a heartbeat starts under everything. Every step of fear after that makes it a little faster. Two low sine thumps, made live in your browser. The idea is you never notice it start. You just notice you're holding your breath. #gamedev #indiehorror

The dining room at 1428 Hollow Street still has the table set for four. Three chairs under forty years of dust. The fourth wiped clean and pulled out, like someone just stood up. The window over the sideboard looks right at the treeline. Don't look. (You'll look.) #indiehorror #spookyseason