Games & Interactive Fiction

Pine Hollow

Game

July 1996. Kevin, an ordinary 13-year-old boy living in the quiet neighborhood of Pine Hollow, is awakened in the middle of the night by his computer. A message appears on the screen, telling him that he is trapped inside the Deviation, a strange place he must find a way to escape.

Pine Hollow is an atmospheric first-person game built around immersive storytelling. Riding his bike, the player explore freely a neighborhood to hunt down anomaly hidden within it. As the journey unfolds, the story is gradually revealed through scripted events, environmental storytelling, and diegetic clues discovered during exploration. Together, these elements create a sensory and organic adventure shaped by mystery and the uncanny.

The Bary Clukstein Case

Interactive Fiction

Who is Bary Clukstein? A brilliant engineer? An ordinary family man? One thing is certain: his mysterious work at Foster Research, a company based in Arizona during the 1950s, raises deep and unsettling questions.

Born from a fascination with the strange atmosphere of the behind-the-scenes photographs from 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Bary Clukstein Case is an interactive short story that takes the player inside a microcomputer, where a detective has chosen to record his investigation notes. Its fully interactive narrative structure reinforces the tangible and believable nature of what is both an alternate-history experiment and a visual experience.

This game is only available in French.