Gone Home is a first-person adventure game set in an ordinary suburban house in Portland, Oregon, on a summer evening in 1995. The game’s hook lies in the mysterious absence of the main character’s family, leaving her to return home to an empty house. Intrigued by the silence, she begins to investigate the events leading up to her family’s disappearance, piecing together a narrative of their personal lives through interactions with the house’s environment.
As players explore the house, they’ll discover a wealth of interactive elements and details that breathe life into the family’s history. Simple movements, masterfully crafted lighting, and an immersive soundtrack all contribute to an atmosphere of authenticity. By examining notes, letters, and other personal belongings, players can reconstruct the story of the Greenbriar family, uncovering their relationships, struggles, and secrets. The game’s focus on exploration and discovery creates a sense of curiosity and engagement, as players work to unravel the mystery of the empty house.
Gone Home is a game for those who enjoy atmospheric storytelling, character-driven narratives, and the thrill of discovery. Fans of puzzle-adventure games and those who appreciate a more introspective, character-focused experience will find much to appreciate in this unique and captivating game.
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PC System Requirements
Minimum:
• WindowsXP SP2 or higher
• 1.80GHz Processor
• 2GB Memory
• Video card with 512MB of VRAM
• (NOTE: Intel HD Graphic 4000 NOT CURRENTLY SUPPORTED on Windows 8)
• 2GB HDD space
Game data provided by RAWG.

