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Halloween, 1987. Three kids climbed the iron fence of the Blackwood house on Hollow Street and never came out. Thirty-nine years later, it's your turn to open the gate.

A first-person horror walk through the street, the house, the cellar, a corn maze and the barn. Sign the guest book and the house learns your name; come back and it remembers. Eleanor Blackwood hunts by sound. Ten endings, startle and comfort settings, full controller support, no gore. Windows.

Full game ($4.61, 34% off until Nov 4): https://redplanetapps.itch.io/the-last-house-on-hollow-street?utm_source=itch_bo...

Free demo: https://redplanetapps.itch.io/the-last-house-on-hollow-street-demo?utm_source=it...

Hi! I'm John from Red Planet Apps. Here's the trailer for The Last House on Hollow Street, a first-person horror game for Windows PC set on Halloween night, 1987. It's out now.

Trailer (1:12, under 2 minutes): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3aHMDN1FIU

Where players can find it: https://redplanetapps.itch.io/the-last-house-on-hollow-street (there's also a free demo: https://redplanetapps.itch.io/the-last-house-on-hollow-street-demo). The full game is $4.61 (regular $6.99) through Nov 4.

You have my permission to re-upload the trailer on YouTube and TikTok. Credit line: "The Last House on Hollow Street by Red Planet Apps" with the itch link. That YouTube link is the best-quality version.

Thank you for doing this for small games!

Hi TweNty! I'm John from Red Planet Apps. Our psychological horror game, The Last House on Hollow Street, has a free demo that might suit your stream: https://redplanetapps.itch.io/the-last-house-on-hollow-street-demo

It's first-person, set on Halloween night, 1987. You walk up to the Blackwood house on Hollow Street, where three teenagers went in on a dare and never came out. The house learns your name, hunts by sound, and never plays the same night twice. The demo covers the street, the porch, the foyer, the hall and the parlor. No key or payment needed.

Trailer (1:12): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3aHMDN1FIU

Content notes: sudden loud sounds, flashing light (never faster than 3 a second), no gore. There's a jump-scare setting (Full/Reduced/Off), and an optional Streamer Mode where chat votes on what the house does next.

Thanks for giving small horror devs a stage! If you'd like the full game for a stream later, just ask and I'll send it.

What a beautiful premise. Writing about the parts of bird life you miss and the parts you regret is such a tender idea. Those old fairy-book engravings suit it perfectly. Congrats on the launch, Caroline!