Gone Home

Full Release (2013)

DIFFICULTY

2.0/10

Super Easy/Relaxing

(1 ratings)

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Developer(s)

Fullbright

Publisher(s)

Annapurna Interactive, Midnight City, Fullbright

Genre(s)

Point-and-click, Music, Puzzle, Adventure, Indie

Platform(s)

PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Linux, iOS, Mac, Nintendo Switch

Keywords

game reference, tape recorder, motion blur, wasd movement, easter egg, exploration, single-player only, playstation trophies, playstation plus, game developers choice awards 2014, voice acting, female protagonist, singing, interactive environments, bow and arrow, darkness, hidden room, movie reference, missing relative, pop culture reference, steam, rock music, descendants of other characters, secret area, realism, comic book, atmospheric, lgbtq+, dice, game cartridge, games with gold, 1990s, video game characters that play video games, trophies, steam trading cards, ouija board, developer commentary, playing cards, polygonal 3d, walking simulator, licensed soundtrack, videotape, digital distribution, secret past

About Gone Home

A first-person exploratory game taking place in 1995 in which Katie, a university student back from Europe, arrives at her family's newly inherited mansion only to find nobody there, with a note from her younger sister Sam suggesting that she's left home. Katie must explore the mansion to put together the stories of where her parents have gone and why Sam has decided to leave.

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