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Hollow Meridian

Hollow Meridian is a short atmospheric experience about repetition, control, and quiet collapse. Interact with a mechanical system that keeps running long after its purpose has faded.

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Developer
Hans Tanderadey
Publisher
Hans Tanderadey
Release
February 13, 2026
170 days ago
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About the Game

Hollow Meridian is a first-person interactive system.

You are positioned inside a confined control space, operating a large machine through incomplete information and indirect instrumentation.

Visibility is limited.
Instructions arrive fragmented.
Intent is irrelevant.

Targets are defined by coordinates, not description.
Authorization procedures are required, even when redundant.
Once all steps are fulfilled, the system executes.

It does not evaluate outcome.

There is no traditional HUD, no objective markers, and no character commentary.
All interaction is physical and diegetic — levers, keys, switches, documents.

This is not a shooter, a puzzle game, or a test of skill.
There are no fail states, no scoring systems, and no optimization goals.

The experience may reach a point where no further input is requested.
At that moment, functionality ceases.

NO FURTHER DIRECTIONS AVAILABLE.

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