Don’t let him hear you.
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Tallowmoor is a free PS1-era first-person horror game that runs in your browser. Set in an abandoned 19th-century English town shrouded in fog, you’re hunted by a faceless top-hatted gentleman with a walking cane. Recover three relics from the town's buildings — a verger's locket, a blessed iron nail, and a vial of communion wine — and place them on the stone altar in the church courtyard to perform the rite of departure. Vertex-snap rendering, procedural Web Audio, and 3D positional footsteps so you hear him before you see him. Works on desktop, laptop trackpad, and mobile with on-screen controls.
Spawn at the south end of an abandoned 19th-century English town. The Gentleman is patrolling somewhere in the streets — you don't know where.
Three buildings hold one relic each: pawnshop (west), blacksmith (east), coaching inn (south). Read the parchment letter on the inn bar for the full ritual instructions.
Place all three relics on the altar in the church courtyard. When all three candles burn, the rite completes and the gate opens.
Sprinting is loud, walking is moderate, crouching is nearly silent. Match your noise to your distance from him.
The cane (silent melee) and flintlock (loud one-shot kill) are optional self-defense. Both are hidden in the buildings.
Tallowmoor is a free browser-based PS1-era first-person horror game. You're trapped in a fog-bound 19th-century English town with a faceless gentleman who hunts you. To escape, you must recover three relics from three buildings and perform a ritual at the church altar.
Yes, Tallowmoor is completely free to play in your browser with no downloads, accounts, or sign-ups required.
Find the three relics — the verger's locket (pawnshop), the blessed iron nail (blacksmith), and the communion vial (coaching inn) — and place them on the stone altar in the church courtyard. When all three candles light, the gate opens.
You can dispatch him with one well-aimed flintlock shot or with three hits from the gentleman's cane (melee). The flintlock is loud and gives away your position; the cane is silent but requires close range.
Yes — Tallowmoor has full on-screen controls (virtual joystick + drag-to-look + action buttons) optimized for touch. The PS1 aesthetic stays crunchy on phone screens.