Hillthorn PC (Final Release)

A Missing Child and a Mountain Full of Secrets

Something is wrong in Hillthorn. A child has vanished, the mountain holds secrets that few dare to uncover, and time is quickly slipping away. There are no spoken conversations or lengthy explanations. Instead, every step of the investigation relies on observation, logic, and intuition.

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Hillthorn is far from a welcoming place. Its winding mountain paths are easy to lose track of, dangerous wildlife lurks nearby, and the locals aren’t exactly eager to help a stranger. Even familiar faces can make an investigation feel uncomfortable. With a missing child to find and limited time to work with, every decision matters.

An Investigation Told Through Cards

The story unfolds through a collection of Clue cards, with no traditional dialogue to guide the investigation. Each card offers something new to examine, whether it’s a suspicious detail, an unfamiliar location, or a person who might know more than they’re willing to admit.

Players can Investigate, Explore, and sometimes Talk to the clues they encounter. Piecing these discoveries together gradually reveals what happened in Hillthorn. It’s an unusual storytelling approach, but one that fits the game’s eerie atmosphere surprisingly well.

An Outsider With Limited Time

Finding the missing child won’t be easy. As an outsider, gaining the trust of Hillthorn’s residents is a challenge in itself. The locals seem guarded, and getting useful information requires a careful approach rather than simply asking questions.

Time also plays a major role. Every action moves the clock forward, leaving little room to investigate everything. There are plenty of leads to follow, but chasing one mystery could mean missing another. Certain forces seem willing to give players another chance to explore forgotten paths, although those opportunities may come with consequences.