Gone Home

Gone Home is an interactive investigation. While examining the details of the most ordinary-looking house, learn the history of the people living here. Open any doors and drawers, pick up things, look at them and find clues. Reconstruct the course of events in the life of this family by studying what they left behind.

Home again . Life Story: From veteran BioShock developers and Minerva’s Den writers, Gone Home is a richly nuanced story of one family’s desperate struggle to cope with uncertainty, heartache, and change. The game was awarded a number of awards – “Game of the Year”, “Best Story” and “Best Debut” – according to GDC and BAFTA, as well as individual publications in PC Gamer, IGN, Polygon and Paste.

An amazing place: go back to the 90s and visit a house where that era is reproduced with precision down to the smallest detail, and the sound of rain outside the window completes the atmosphere.

No Combat, No Puzzles: There are no brutal fights or harrowing puzzles in Gone Home. You play the way you are comfortable, and without fear that you will be attacked, that you will get stuck on something, or that something will not work out. The house just wants to be explored.

Fully interactive investigation: to understand what happened to the Greenbriar family, examine their house, personal belongings, notes and letters. Observation will allow you to gradually put together scattered fragments into a single story.

Rich narrative: in 3-4 hours the secrets of Sam Greenbriar and the house on Arbor Hill will be revealed to you. How much can you learn? It depends on how fully you study the small details of this dense and rich plot.

Behind-the-Scenes Commentary: Over an hour and a half of commentary from the developers, musicians, and voice actors who worked on Gone Home. To enable commentary mode, simply click the “Modifiers” button when starting a new game!