She's open. Lantern Hollow launches today on Steam. Nine lanterns on the porch rail. Eight of them lit. You inherited the Lantern Hollow Inn — eleven rooms, a wraparound porch, and a green cloth-bound register going back to 1958. The register has a column for departed. It has been empty since April 4th, 1961. Guests arrive after midnight, soaked, polite, and a little confused about the year. Nobody is lying to you. That's the problem. Four people. Four versions of the curse. Wren keeps the house and knows who's in room one. Della wants the book to give her three people back. June thinks the register isn't a curse — it's an account. Tobe has tried to leave town four hundred times. Every route uncovers a different explanation for the register, and every one of them is true. Four routes. Six endings, each with its own named card. About 14 hours to see everything, across 41 hand-painted backgrounds, with a lantern family of sound effects and an Appalachian chamber score carrying the quiet between the knocks. One visible stat — LANTERN, earned by noticing — and one you never see, that shifts what the ending says without changing which ending you get. Lantern Hollow — out now on Steam, $9.99 with 15% off for the first 7 days (~$8.49).

➡️ Get Lantern Hollow on Steam — Michael Huxley Content note: Lantern Hollow deals in grief, missing persons, and quiet dread. Intimate scenes are optional via a single in-game toggle. It is intended for adult players. Join the Entropy Digital Discord Talk horror, visual novels, and everything Entropy is building — straight with the people making it: https://discord.gg/V6Cj3KpcV9