Stillwater Farms

Stillwater Farms

Return to Stillwater. Return to the well. There is a hush to Stillwater Farms, a hush that settles in the throat and makes a person forget the world they came from. Alex feels it the moment he arrives: a strange, gentle gravity pulling him inward, promising quiet days and softer nights. The farm is beautiful in the way forgotten places are beautiful. Fields folding into one another. Porches worn by generations of hands. A silence so complete it feels curated. But beauty has a cost here. Every kindness hides a deeper intention. Every path loops back toward the heart of the farm. Every breath tastes faintly of something ancient. There is something moving beneath the stillness. Not just a presence—a hunger. A monster shaped by the land itself, patient as the dirt it sleeps under. Stillwater is the kind of place that feels like it’s been waiting for you. And once it recognizes your shape, it doesn’t easily forget. Atmospheric, intimate, and suffocating, Stillwater Farms is a character-driven folk-horror descent into a sanctuary that feeds on the people who trust it. If you come to Stillwater, be ready to give something back.