Maybe I Shouldn't Have Gone Down the Rabbit Hole After All

“Falling, rushing, ruining! Buried in the ruins, on Urthona’s dens.” — Blake

Enter Maybe I Shouldn't Have Gone Down the Rabbit Hole After All, a cinematic platformer where classical poetry and gameplay intertwine. Journey through a frostbitten realm where mysteries lie beneath the snow.

A platformer written in verse

At the edge of a forest, a rabbit hesitates. One leap carries him into a realm that bends like a verse: shadows that shift, puzzles that whisper, landscapes that linger like half-remembered dreams.

Maybe I Shouldn't Have Gone Down the Rabbit Hole After All blurs the line between story and experience. Wander through surreal landscapes where every shadow, sound, and step matters. The world reacts to your presence, unfolding in unexpected ways as you move through its poetic and mysterious spaces.

Every movement feels deliberate, every pause a moment of subtle observation. More than a game, The Rabbit Hole is a literary experiment, where classical poetry, sound, and interactivity merge into a fragile, immersive journey. Time, memory, and exploration shape the story, making the experience uniquely your own.

This is the rabbit hole.
Will you dare to jump?

Features

• Cinematic Exploration: Traverse dreamlike, haunting environments where every detail invites reflection
• Immersive Soundscapes: Each step, echo, and whisper shapes the world you hear
• Puzzle as Narrative: Physical interactions become part of the poetic journey
• A Unique Indie Experiment: A poetic journey where gameplay and literature merge

“O Heaven! Is the white Tomb of our Loved One, who died from our arms, and had to be left behind us there… Believe it thou must; understand it thou canst not.”
— Carlyle