Gone Home

This is one of those "you can never go home again" indie games that's all about invoking the feels. I had the benefit of randomly plucking this out of my PS+ library and going into it with no expectations which possibly worked in it's favor as I later found out that there was a lot of controversy with how the game was marketed. While generally not a fan of walking simulators this one resonated with me. The game does heavily rely on being emotionally connected to the experience of being a kid in the 90's and if that's not you then it probably won't click the same way.

Its nice and quick game It has simple puzzles and the home its really well done, so if you like a game wich only want tell a story and nothing more this game its for you

I cant see all the things that I listened about this game.

Not because of the story, not because of the gameplay. The game plays itself like some sort of first person graphic adventure, ala Myst, but with no riddles, no great atmosphere, no great soundtrack and, basically, no fun. The story revolves entirely around one single fact which becomes pretty clear by the first half of the game (that is after 30 minutes, as it is very short). Graphically is pretty good, but absolutely not great: simple textures and a lot of things reduced to their most basical geometric shape. It gives a good vibe, but it obviously feel very "incomplete". In the end it's a sort of 1-hour-long ride which tries to teach you a lesson you already learned soon after it started. And, I reapeat, there's nothing funny nor enjoyable and this is the first and utmost basical thing: this game doesn't entertain. And a game which doesn't entertain it's, very simply, a bad, bad game.

Gone Home is essentially an interactive story. And it is a very anticlimactic and unsatisfying story. It has the appearance of an adventure game without any real adventure. You basically trash your parents' house looking for clues about your family and what may or may not have recently happened that may or may not be interesting or compelling. At first, you feel like you are going to have an immersive experience, but the thinness of the story emerges quickly, and the flatness of the game play leads to disinterest quickly. It is mercifully short. I paid full price when this game first came out to amazing critical reviews. It was truly a waste of money. The music albums that come with the game are all abysmal and unlistenable. There are many more interesting adventure games here on GOG. Stay clear of this one.