A missing singer. A town that feels wrong.

Why it caught our eye

A private eye arrives in a half-empty American town to find a missing singer. Silver Pines gives that search the shape of classic survival horror: a few bullets, too little inventory space, and locked doors that make every detour feel costly.

The side-on view makes the town look strikingly different, but the pressure is familiar. You need to explore, conserve what you have and survive whatever is waiting beyond the next key. There is a demo if you want to step inside before its 8 October release.