Home Sweet Home is a first-person horror adventure game based on Thai myths and beliefs. The core gameplay focuses on storytelling and stealth to avoid perilous spirits hunting you. Moreover, few puzzles are added into the game, making gameplay more various. While playing this game, you will be thrilled by a horror Thai atmosphere, unpredictable scary moments and challenging gameplay!
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A bit of a mixed bag with this one. I liked it a lot but I thought there were too many instances of being endlessly pursued that it eventually wore on me a bit. Whenever I see that a horror game is drawing inspiration from the folklore of Thai, Korean, or Japanese persuasion I usually know I'm in for a good time. Nothing wrong with having an enemy you have to run away from but this game took that idea up a few levels.
- Sweeeeeet home!!! -
Personalmente me gusto el miedo e história (Hasta medio juego) pero no me gustó que era muy fácil perderse, encotre muchos bugs y habia partes que era muy tediosos de superar.
Y el juego decae mucho ya casi al final y final :/
Personalmente me gusto el miedo e história (Hasta medio juego) pero no me gustó que era muy fácil perderse, encotre muchos bugs y habia partes que era muy tediosos de superar.
Y el juego decae mucho ya casi al final y final :/
not cohesive (or even complete! are they gonna release the next chapter on platforms that they put chapter one on or not??) but that's not rlly my problem with this. it's the one generic stealth sequence copy pasted two dozen times. the giant ghost was cool i guess. also: contains the worst safe code puzzle ever
I'm roughly 40% into the game and I just gave up. The abandoned buildings set an effective creepy atmosphere and an encounter early on with the ghost girl was suspenseful but the rest of the game just kind of deflates from the strong beginning. None of the subsequent monsters are remotely close to being as scary as the ghost girl, hardly anything was known about the main characters, and the lack of any compelling backstory whatsoever makes it hard to trudge through the game which quickly devolved into a series of frustrating cat-and-mouse stealth with no satisfying payoff. It's competently made, I just have no interest in finishing it.