Hollow Faces
Hollow Faces is an atmospheric narrative horror where you step into the role of creators documenting paranormal phenomena. The game blends an intense walking simulator with environmental observation, careful listening, and reacting to threats.
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12 itemsAbout the Game
Hollow Faces uis an atmospheric narrative horror blending an intense walking simulator with environmental observation, careful listening, and reacting to threats.
Discover the story of three young adults who, while documenting paranormal phenomena and creating independent horror documentaries, arrive at a place possessed by an ancient demon. For years, this location has influenced the surrounding inhabitants, slowly changing them and leading them toward ruin under the weight of dark forces.
In the background unfolds the tale of a man with good intentions: from helping others, through monastic life and service in the Inquisition, to the tragic awakening of a demon within his own soul. A story that shows how suffering and war can corrupt even the noblest ideals.
Features:
An atmospheric narrative horror where the player follows the story by completing simple tasks.
Careful listening and interpretation of sounds that require timely reactions.
Exploration and attentive observation of the environment.
Story-first experience: story and atmosphere take priority over jump scares (which are present, but their effectiveness relies on timing rather than quantity).
