Hollow Pines
An AI horror RPG for you and up to 3 friends
A mountain town where the fog remembers everyone who ever got lost in it.
A round in Hollow Pines
Each player types what their character does. When everyone's in, the Game Master answers all of you at once.
Mara I wedge the diner door shut with my trauma kit before that fog gets any ideas.
Eli I tune my radio between stations and ask the 1974 guy if he takes requests.
Mara, your trauma kit jams beneath the diner door just as the fog presses against the glass, pale fingers of vapor testing the handle. The door stops rattling. For now, your medical supplies have earned a promotion to bouncer. Eli, your radio crackles—and the looped announcer breaks into a song request: “Eli Mercer, come down to the mine.” You’ve never given your full name on air. Around the diner, spoons stop clinking. The cook lowers the blinds, one by one, while something outside taps politely on the glass. What do you do?
How a game works
Open a room in Hollow Pines, share the six-letter code, and everyone makes a character. Each round you all type what you do; the AI Game Master rolls the dice for anything risky, keeps track of your money, belongings, health and skills, and tells one shared story that reacts to every player. It remembers what happened earlier, so choices come back around. Play solo on your phone, or with friends on a call.
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