Hollow Hill: one Halloween night, built block by block

HOLLOW HILL

An ordinary cottage, one Halloween night.

An afternoon in October: a cottage on a hill, ducks on the pond, a scarecrow, pumpkins on the path and three kids in costumes knocking at the door. They go home at sunset, and the old tree drops every leaf at once.

Then the night takes the place apart. Thunder and crows. The scarecrow opens its eyes. The cottage turns into something else, and a tower climbs out of its roof. Fog, a boiling cauldron, spiders, graves through the lawn, pumpkins that carve themselves, ghosts, a witch, and the dead walking up the path. The moon turns red and the door bursts open.

In the morning it is a cottage again, and the kids are back at the door.

Press play, or drag the timeline to any moment. Click a name to jump there. Drag the hill to move it; scroll or pinch to zoom. The arrows turn it a quarter at a time.

Things answer when you click them: the pumpkins, the ghosts, the witch, the door, the cauldron, the scarecrow, the old tree, the graves, and the pond. Something lives in the pond. The speaker button turns on the music and sound, all of it made in your browser.

Every block is placed by code written with AI. No images or 3D models were used. It is the same engine as One Square of Earth.