Gone Home

Name: Gone Home
Rating: 3.76617 (402 reviews)

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Gone Home

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3.8

402 ratings

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12+

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Annapurna Games, LLC

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A+++

This game is amazing. Played it on my MBP four or five years ago, but was interested to see how it translated over to mobile, and I was not disappointed (aside from figuring myself overdue on revisiting, I just liked the idea of owning it on my phone). People who are criticizing are missing the point. Also, the Letters To Katie, which some have complained about not being able to read are what I speculate to have been Sam’s narrations throughout the gameplay (obviously she’s not there reading to you as you’re hearing it). Anyways, if you’re in the mood to for immersive storytelling, 90’s nostalgia, a solid (albeit somewhat limited) riot grrl soundtrack, and emo feels, this game is totally worth a spin.

( ˘⌣˘)づ)˚з°), Oct 18, 2019

OMG worth buying

I honestly don’t know what to say I love this game so much because it was so addicting and such a good mystery there’s nothing chasing you and you can do it at your own speed but the problem with it is the first time I played I got glitched in the doorway but when I restarted it and I clicked new game I finish the game with in like two hours this game is amazing awesome and fun but I really want to find Sam you guys should make a second one that’s a tiny bit cheaper but is you actually are finding where Sam is I almost cried at the ending because it was so sad and so happy and I was so proud of myself too and I would pay for a new version but this game is definitely worth buying

hank danger, Jan 13, 2019

A pointless maze of nothingness

Okay, I have been so excited about this game. I am a huge fan of puzzle/point and click Myst/The Room/Forever lost type of games. I thought, how cool a game set on a stormy night, searching an empty house to find your lost family. Well...NOPE that’s not this game. It is in fact a long, drawn-out and highly BORING story of a teenage girl in the mid- nineties finding acceptance and love. Even my description of this game is more exciting than the game itself. I thought it would have puzzles or be even a tiny bit exciting. It is not. I kept thinking there would be something creepy or a plot twist somewhere, but again, nothing. The ending was more lame then the beginning. Nothing was gained except by the company in the form of the money I shelled out for this pointless teenaged massively b-rated mini story of boringness.

jcmullins4, Dec 26, 2018

Seems like it would be awesome if only…

I could navigate my surroundings more easily. I am using a iPad 2018 edition In landscape mode. It seems that I can only walk in a straight line unless I raise the look sensitivity option. However, this presents its own set of problems, as I have to be very careful because I could end up on the other side of the room with just a tap. I understand the concept of block on the left side and top on the right side And that there is a little tiny white dot that controls what I am looking at and interacting with, but, for instance, I will go to open the drawer that has papers with the writings and restores and other things inside of it, and I won’t be able to investigate what’s inside of it because of the angle of my view of the drawer. I’ve spent up to 10 minutes trying to get my angle right and when I do it’s not exactly as satisfying as that’s way too long to just be able to navigate. Am I doing something wrong? It seems like such a cool game I’m just so upset that I can’t seem to navigate it properly

Juliusgirl, Mar 19, 2019

Unsatisfying & Predictable SPOILERS

I went into this game expecting Edith Finch-style storytelling. With so many positive reviews and so much praise, I didn’t really think I could go wrong. I was sadly mistaken. SPOILERS GALORE - Not only is this story highly predictable, I was able to beat it without several key parts of the storyline, which was entirely disheartening, and a total letdown. I was able to find the final “Letters to Katie” and end the game without ever finding the combinations to Sam’s locker or the safe in the basement. This led me to a walkthrough that I attempted because I wanted to flesh out the entire story, but I still haven’t found the key elements that the walkthrough entailed, so I’m wondering if my DL could have possibly had a glitch? I never found the 2nd half of Sam’s locker combo, even though I SCOURED the secret panel. Overall, I’m very disappointed.

MelCatastrophe, Mar 14, 2019

Lives up to reputation

UPDATE: Developer suggestion worked perfectly. Fixed all my problems.I finished the game tonight, and it was one of the most satisfying I’ve had in nearly 40 years of gaming. If you like story and environment experiences, don’t miss it. Now do Tacoma on iOS!======================I’ve been looking forward to this game on iOS for a long time, and so far I’m loving it. Very moody, great sound, and a mystery story that draws you in. I’m having targeting problems on iPad where the wrong item is often selected on iPad Pro in landscape: the target reticle lights correctly, but activating the selection often works on a nearby item, which is frustrating. Please fix this, but enjoying the game when I can work around that issue. Will update after fix.

My Night Sight, Feb 02, 2019

Cringe Level 9000

I’m not gonna lie, I was bored and downloaded this game not knowing anything about it. I saw pictures of a creepy, dim lit house and the mechanics of what looked like a puzzle game but I was very surprised when I realized I was basically playing a walking simulator story based game. I was disappointed in myself for not looking in to it before paying $5 but thought ok I’ll play through it maybe the story will capture my interest. Now look, I’m all for equality and rights but the story, dialogue, and characters were all so beyond cringe to me it got me mad. Nobody in real life speaks like this, acts like this, thinks like this is what I kept saying to myself throughout the play through. There are no twists, no thrills and no fun in this game. The gameplay consists of walking around and reading notes scattered around the house and that’s it. So why not just make it a short story or film? I do not like games like this, Florence, and Old Man’s Journey where it is clearly meant to be a short story or video but they throw in some nonsense gameplay element in it.

Nicknamebro, Mar 06, 2019

AMAZING

This game is absolutely amazing it was really fun a suspenseful the graphics were pretty good too. I would recommend this game if you ever bored or looking for a adventure. ⚠️don’t read furtherIf you haven’t finished the game⚠️ the end was a little weird but good when I was in the attic I was expecting to know what happend to her family and Oscar but I was left with a hangcliffer if they made another game I would most definitely download it to see what happens and to see what Katie would do. After finishing the game I am glad to say that overall this game was amazing

oksbdhnsbd, Feb 01, 2020

Great Overall Game

I thought this game was gripping, had a great storyline, and plus, the graphics are amazing. I had so much fun uncovering all the mystery’s, and I liked that you found something, such as a band poster, and then found a note or such explaining it. I don’t know why but I just love that kind of story telling. I just have one thing though, and it’s not anything bad however, I am kind of a scaredy-cat, and it took my a while to not be a little off-putted when opening dark rooms and looking out the stormy windows. I know it’s not a scary game, and that you can make it so that all the lights are already on, but I feel it definitely changes the experience. Just a little note for anyone who doesn’t do so well with the dark and such. Other then that I just love this game. Well, ta-ta!

Schoolgirl5423, Jun 16, 2019

The Best Game!

This is the best horror/love story game I have ever played. It creeped me out, but once I got to see what the real meaning of it was, it was actually kind of heart-warming. I loved this game! I hope you can create more of these games maybe later in the future! I hope you respond to this, too. I wanna see what you’ll say about it. I’m only 10, and this was by far, one of the best games I have ever played ever since I got my phone a few years ago! I honestly think this was worth $5 dollars! At least I didn’t have to pay any more money for it. That’s all I have to say for now, bye!!

sSupergirlygirl, Feb 20, 2020

Description

June 7th, 1995. 1:15 AM You arrive home after a year abroad. You expect your family to greet you, but the house is empty. Something's not right.

Where is everyone? And what's happened here? Unravel the mystery for yourself in Gone Home, a story exploration game from The Fullbright Company. Gone Home is an interactive exploration simulator. Interrogate every detail of a seemingly normal house to discover the story of the people who live there. Open any drawer and door. Pick up objects and examine them to discover clues. Uncover the events of one family's lives by investigating what they've left behind. Go Home Again. Key Features A Personal Story: Created by veterans of the BioShock series and the story team behind Minerva's Den, Gone Home offers the rich, nuanced details of one family's struggles to deal with uncertainty, heartache, and change. An Immersive Place: Return to the 1990s by visiting a home where every detail has been carefully recreated, and the sounds of a rainstorm outside wrap you in the experience. No Combat, No Puzzles: Gone Home is a nonviolent and puzzle-free experience, inviting you to play at your own pace without getting attacked, stuck, or frustrated. This house wants you to explore it. Fully Interactive Investigation: Discover what's happened to the Greenbriars by examining a house full of the family's personal possessions, and the notes and letters they've left behind. Use your powers of observation to piece together a story that unfolds as you explore. Behind-The-Scenes Commentary: Over 90 minutes of commentary by the developers, musicians, and voice talent behind Gone Home. Access Commentary mode by clicking the Modifiers button when starting a new game!