Pine: A Story of Loss FAQs

[Fellow Traveller Ben K]

How long is a playthrough of Pine?
Pine: A Story of Loss is meant to be played in a single sitting, maybe two. It'll probably take about 2-3 hours to play through.

Is Pine replayable?
Pine's story is linear and fixed, so replays won't yield (much) new content. While it's not possible to see all content in a single playthrough, the variations are fairly small. That said the world, music, and sounds are pretty delightful, so you might enjoy a second playthrough!

Are content warnings available?
Pine deals with loss and grief and, as such, affects everyone differently. It might not be suitable for younger players.

Who is the developer?
Pine is developed by Made Up Games[madeupgames.com], a small team founded by illustrator Tom Booth and developer Najati Imam. Pine's development was supported by a number of talented artists, musicians, and sound designers.

Is the soundtrack available for purchase?
Yes! You can find the Pine soundtrack on Steam.

Is more art from the game available?
Yes, you can find the official artbook available here on Steam. You can find a lot more of Tom’s art at https://www.instagram.com/tomwilltell/.

Where should bugs be reported?
You can report bugs in this thread. Thanks!

Is there auto-save?
Yes, the game automatically saves at the end of each in-game day.

Will there be merchandise?
If the game does well enough, and there is enough demand, we're considering art prints from the game and concept art and potentially a vinyl release of the soundtrack.

Have another question? Comment below!

[Puffin]

Saw a review from another gamer which commented that there were no accessibility options for d/Deaf and Hard of Hearing players. Will all audio be subtitled in a future update?

[Fellow Traveller Ben K]

Hello, there are currently no plans for subtitled audio.