The Last House on Hollow Street

Halloween night, 1987: three teenagers took a dare, walked into the abandoned Blackwood house on Hollow Street, and never came out. Thirty-nine years later the dare falls to you — stay until midnight.

A fully-voiced, choice-driven horror story featuring 59 branching passages, 20 painted scenes, and seven distinct endings (including one secret ending). An active Fear Meter locks away your bravest options when you panic, while the house itself speaks directly to you — learning your name, tracking your hesitation, and naming out loud the one door you never opened.

Built from the ground up for playing in the dark: painted scenery, a living generative Web Audio soundtrack that is never identical twice, and real-time narrative pressure — choices cost minutes and midnight is not a metaphor. Jump scares can be fully disabled via an unyielding accessibility toggle designed as a promise, not a suggestion.

• ✦ Rare Triple-A Voice Polish in a Free Indie Game: A choice-driven horror mystery with a complete studio voice cast and zero ads, accounts, paywalls, or data collection — no catch, works 100% offline.
• ✦ Human Horror Over Cheap Jump Scares: Atmospheric tension and psychological dread resolve to something deeply human — the dread has a heart and emotional resonance, not just a cheap jump.
• ✦ Seasonal Anthology Engineering: Created by a solo indie developer building an ambitious holiday anthology series (Holiday Paths), shipping a new standalone interactive fiction experience every holiday season.