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Pine is an interactive and emotional short story told wordlessly through hand-drawn animation and music, designed to be played in a single sitting. It follows the story of a woodworker grieving the recent passing of his wife. Now alone in the glade where they made their home, he attempts to move on. His simple daily chores of tending to his garden or collecting wood for the next winter are interrupted by memories of the happy times they spent together. Desperate not to forget her, the woodworker captures these memories in beautiful carvings out of the wood he collects. Pine is a story-driven game focused on accessible, engaging interactions that pull you into the woodworker’s experience. Charming puzzles and mini-games celebrate the happy memories of their time together while deliberate chores underscore his challenges with moving on. As you help the woodworker complete his daily routine, the simple chores you’ll guide him through are interrupted by reminders of his late wife. In these endearing memories you’ll relive their happiest moments together, playing games and building a life with each other. The woodworker’s carvings are beloved mementos he captures from his memories. Pine’s unique carving mechanic lets you create the carvings with the woodworker’s hands, each a promise that his lost love will be remembered. Classic hand-drawn animation, a beautiful setting, an evocative score and immersive environmental sound effects bring Pine’s story to life. ABOUT THE DEVELOPER Made Up Games is Tom Booth and Najati Imam. Lifelong gamers and longtime friends, Pine is their first narrative game. Tom has been a professional illustrator for over a decade, previously working for Nickelodeon and Scholastic, and a published children’s book illustrator and author. His Instagram audience and their love for the woodworker are a large part of the inspiration for bringing Pine to life. Najati’s been programming since he was a kid. In his previous professional life he’s done embedded systems programming, full stack application development, and managed engineering departments. He’s also been a hobbyist game dev for as long as he’s been able to type.
$6.69
is the historical low. There are currently 3 stores offering the game.Yes, Pine: A Story of Loss is currently on sale with up to 33% off at select stores.
Right now, you can buy Pine: A Story of Loss for as low as $6.69, depending on the store and platform.
No, Pine: A Story of Loss is not currently on Xbox Game Pass. The cheapest way to play is to buy it as low as $6.69, depending on the store and platform.
On Steam, Pine: A Story of Loss is listed at $6.69 (MSRP $9.99).
The lowest recorded price for Pine: A Story of Loss is $6.69, based on past sales and discounts.
Pine: A Story of Loss is available on PC and Nintendo.
Pine: A Story of Loss is primarily a single-player experience.
Pine: A Story of Loss launched on December 31, 1969.
You'll need about 2 GB of free space to install and play.
Pine: A Story of Loss is rated E for Mild Fantasy Violence.
Yes. Pine: A Story of Loss has at least 1 DLC. This includes The Art of Pine: A Story of Loss.
Pine: A Story of Loss was developed by Made Up Games and published by Fellow Traveller, released on 1969-12-31. Pine: A Story of Loss is rated E by the ESRB for Mild Fantasy Violence.
$6.69
, compared to an MSRP of$9.99
. Across all listings, there are currently 3 store offers for Pine: A Story of Loss, pulled from both authorized retailers and key marketplaces like GOG, Humble Store, Nintendo eShop, and Steam. Whether you prefer buying from official sources or want to stretch your budget further through grey-market deals, Gamers Unchained helps you easily compare prices and find the best fit.Not sure what a game key is or how to redeem one on platforms like Steam, Epic Games, or Ubisoft Connect? You're not alone—and we've got you covered. Our quick guides break it all down for you—check them out and get gaming faster!