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Pineview Drive (Video Game)
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The Pineview Drive series is a series of low-budget indie horror games by VIS-Games, available for PC on Steam as well as on PlayStation 4 through the online store's indie game section. The games center around a haunted abandoned mansion at the end of Pineview Drive. Instead of combat or running away from monsters, the games focus on jump scares and simple scripted sequences.Pineview Drive, released in 2014, follows a nameless protagonist who returns to the abandoned mansion at Pineview Drive 20 years after the disappearance of his wife Linda, in hopes of finding answers to what happened to her. To do so, he will need to survive 30 days inside the mansion. The game is based around a unique fear system in which startled behavior during jump scares (as detected by things like mouse movement) results in your character losing health.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_3'); })Passing Pineview Forest is a short, free game released later in 2014 as a tie-in to Pineview Drive. The player's goal is to make it through Pineview Forest while being stalked by a malevolent unseen presence.The Secret of Pineview Forest, released in 2016, is another short, free game intended as a prequel to Pineview Drive - Rising Storm (which was cancelled and later replaced by Pineview Drive - Homeless). Similar to Passing Pineview Forest, the unnamed player is traveling through Pineview Forest while creepy occurrences are going on around them. The game is somewhat more complex than Passing Pineview Forest, as it features a larger less linear map and incorporates basic inventory and key items to progress through areas.Pineview Drive - Homeless, released in 2019, serves as a sequel to Pineview Drive. The game follows a iterant Army veteran named Miles Roberts who seeks shelter from a thunderstorm inside the abandoned mansion, only to find himself trapped inside and forced to survive for 10 hours until sunrise before he can escape. The game uses the same fear system as the original Pineview Drive game, and has more of a focus on inventory puzzles rather than simple key hunting.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_2'); }) | |
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Dead All Along: According to Word of God, the protagonist of Pineview Drive is actually a ghost exploring a afterlife version of the mansion, while his wife Linda actually survived and escaped 20 years ago while he was the one who died to the curse of the house. This explains why there's fresh plants and fresh fruit laying around a house that's been abandoned for 20 years; it's not the real house but rather a ghost version of it. The ending of The Secret of Pineview Forest as well as Pineview Drive - Homeless shows that the real version of the house is considerably more derelict, as you'd expect for a house that's been abandoned for a couple decades. | |
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The Gainax Ending of the first game seems to imply that a creepy child's doll is the source of whatever's going on with the house. | |
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Creepy Doll: A child-sized clown doll can be found in one corridor of the mansion; it will begin jump scaring you in the latter parts of the game. The Gainax Ending of the first game seems to imply that a creepy child's doll is the source of whatever's going on with the house. | |
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A child-sized clown doll can be found in one corridor of the mansion; it will begin jump scaring you in the latter parts of the game. | |
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Cat Scare: A cat will appear inside the house after several days, and will periodically jump scare you as you travel through the house from that point on. | |
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