
HOLLOW MIRE
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Description
A war hero returns to a shattered England, searching for his missing family while confronting nightmares that defy reality. A choice-driven narrative thriller with 8 unique endings.
Platforms
Windows
Developer
Mowlo Games
Publisher
Mowlo Games
About
A choice-driven narrative thriller with 8 unique endings.
In the winter of 1952, war-hero-turned-journalist John Rowe arrives at a remote estate in the snowy West Country of England. What begins as a new assignment soon draws him into a mystery surrounding his missing wife and daughter, and memories of a war he thought he'd left behind.
EXPLORE BREKEN HOUSE
Walk the halls of a remote country estate. Search rooms, examine objects and uncover clues hidden throughout the house.
UNCOVER THE MYSTERY
Piece together evidence as John investigates Breken House, while Detective Gwen Porter follows a missing-patient case into Falstow's asylum. Their stories gradually converge across the past and present.
KEY FEATURES:
- Explore a hand-painted world set in England's snowy West Country of 1952.
- Investigate objects, documents and environments to uncover evidence and hidden clues.
- Follow two interconnected stories as John Rowe and Detective Gwen Porter pursue their own investigations.
- Make meaningful choices in conversations and investigations. Some decisions cannot be undone.
- Discover 8 unique endings, shaped by the choices you make throughout the story.
- Experience John's memories of D-Day, 1944, and the events that continue to haunt him.
- A fully voiced narrative performed by a professional cast.
- A dark noir soundtrack inspired by the films of the era, using orchestral arrangements to support the game's themes of loss, memory, tension and fear.
- Comic-panel sequences bring key moments of the story to life, blending cinematic framing with Hollow Mire's hand-painted visual style.
- Mature themes exploring war, loss, trauma and memory.
THE WORLD OF HOLLOW MIRE
Explore a secluded world shaped by Victorian and Edwardian architecture, an isolated country estate and a cold, oppressive atmosphere. Beyond the quiet of the manor house lies a story reaching back to Normandy and D-Day, and the war that continues to haunt John Rowe.