Oct 30, 2026 · 1 hr 19 min · 13 segments
Kaye, Ben, and Jala talk about Silver Pines, Tenebris Somnia, The Onion Voting Simulator 3D, and much more! **The Grind:** - Jala: Silver Pines. Tenebris Somnia. - Kaye: Birds Watching. The Onion…
okay i've got two new things one is silver but they're both literally new they both came out recently uh both are horror games so uh first one is silver pines
So it's a 2D indie horror Metroidvania released in 2026, developed by Witch Elm and published by Team 17.
So if you hadn't already played it, I was going to say, hey, Kay, it's got a vibe that you like.
So you play as Detective Red Walker looking for Eddie Velvet, who is a musician in the mostly evacuated due to a severe oncoming storm rundown rural town of Silver Pines.
So I was doing something else, sitting on the couch, watching him for part of it.
And then I picked up the controller for a little bit and played a little bit and then gave it back to him.
The player and the enemies are comic book style, sort of, kind of cel-shaded, but without the mandatory outlines on everything that you would get in something like a Borderlands or whatever.
okay i've got two new things one is silver but they're both literally new they both came out recently uh both are horror games so uh first one is silver pines
So it's a 2D indie horror Metroidvania released in 2026, developed by Witch Elm and published by Team 17.
So if you hadn't already played it, I was going to say, hey, Kay, it's got a vibe that you like.
So you play as Detective Red Walker looking for Eddie Velvet, who is a musician in the mostly evacuated due to a severe oncoming storm rundown rural town of Silver Pines.
So I was doing something else, sitting on the couch, watching him for part of it.
And then I picked up the controller for a little bit and played a little bit and then gave it back to him.
The player and the enemies are comic book style, sort of, kind of cel-shaded, but without the mandatory outlines on everything that you would get in something like a Borderlands or whatever.
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