Gone Home is a critically acclaimed first‑person exploration and narrative experience developed by Gone Home for Windows PC. Set in the early 1990s, players assume the role of Katie Greenbriar, who returns to her family home after a year abroad, only to find the house mysteriously empty. With no one there to greet her, Katie must explore every room, hallway, and backyard to uncover what happened to her family.
Gameplay focuses on environmental storytelling rather than combat or traditional puzzle mechanics. Players search for notes, photographs, cassette tapes, and objects that reveal the emotional and personal stories of the Greenbriar family. As you piece together memories and clues, the narrative unfolds in a touching and impactful way. The world feels lived‑in, with attention to detail that brings the setting to life. With its immersive atmosphere, rich character development, and focus on human relationships, Gone Home offers a compelling and introspective experience that resonates with players who enjoy story‑driven games on Windows.
Features
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First‑person exploration narrative adventure.
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Rich environmental storytelling.
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Immersive 1990s setting with authentic details.
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Discover letters, notes, and diary entries.
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Compelling character‑driven plot.
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No combat—focus on exploration.
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Emotional and thought‑provoking themes.
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Interactive objects and hidden secrets.
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Atmospheric music and sound design.
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Accessible, easy‑to‑learn controls.
System Requirements
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OS: Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 (64‑bit).
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Processor: 2 GHz dual‑core or better.
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Memory: 2 GB RAM.
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Graphics: DirectX 9 compatible GPU.
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DirectX: Version 9.0c.
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Storage: 4 GB available space.
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Sound Card: DirectX compatible.
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Input: Keyboard and mouse required.
