Mont Noir is an isolated region near the French borderlands - a place whose history during the Second World War remains heavily redacted, disputed or quietly forgotten. Official records describe it as a strategic, but unremarkable territory occupied by German forces ​from 1941 to 1944. Unofficial accounts tell a different story.

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MONT NOIR IS NOT WHAT IT SEEMS

Fragments. Files. Lies.
Everything they tried to bury is here. Mont Noir is a place that refuses to behave.
Villages that hide terrifying secrets. A forest that moves. Marshlands that feeds.

For decades, soldiers, civilians, and researchers have reported things that should not exist — voices in the snow, synchronised dreams, lights above the ridge, disappearances no one will acknowledge.

 

This archive gathers what survived:
The case files, the artefacts, the testimonies, the contradictions.

Some documents are intact.
Some are damaged.
Some were never meant to be opened.

 

THE MYTHOS
A web of stories told through dossiers, letters, medical notes, maps, and redacted reports.
Nothing lines up. Everything matters. The truth isn’t in any single file. It’s in the gaps between them.

 

ENTER THE ARCHIVE
Open the case files. Follow the timeline. Walk the map. Lose yourself to the terrors and nightmares.

 

THE BOOK
Some files remain sealed.
Some truths were too dangerous for the archive.

The book contains what the documents won’t say.