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Players will be learning about Katie's family little by little as she picks up and examines objects from the house, with most of the focus on Sam, as well as on Sam and Katie's parents, Terry and Janice (although Sam is primarily who you'll be finding out about). No, the focus here is clearly on the story, which is excellent. It's fine, and the graphics get the job done, since they're not really the point in the first place here, but don't expect anything noteworthy, aside from some nice art design behind the works of the various characters that players will be finding out about (although even there the game feels lacking in places – some of the art depicting the actual family is kinda' hideous). Gone Home wasn't an impressive-looking game when it first came out in 2013, and it doesn't look any better in 2018. The graphics here are fairly rudimentary. And, as this is a videogame, players spend the majority of the game doing just that, generally by looking around the house, picking up and looking at objects, and reading notes that have been left around.

The game puts players in the role of Katie Greenbriar, just returned to her family's large Oregon home after an overseas trip, only to discover an enigmatic note from her sister Sam asking her not to come looking for her or try to find out what happened.

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The story of a young girl returning home to an empty house, piecing together the events that have led to its abandonment earned critical acclaim from multiple publications after its initial launch.Gone Home is one of the formative games in the Walking Simulator genre, originally released on PC in 2013 and gradually ported to other platforms, with the Nintendo Switch getting a version in 2018.

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Gone Home was originally a self-published PC game via Steam, later arriving on PS4 and Xbox One via publisher Majesco Entertainment. Could that mean it intends to bring What Remains of Edith Finch to the Switch? Or perhaps Fullbright’s other narrative-adventure game, Tacoma, is on the way to Nintendo hardware? We’ll have to wait and see.

Notably, perhaps to appease customers, the publisher threw in a tidbit of information that could point to some exciting news: Annapurna Interactive has some “additional news” to share with us when Gone Home finally does launch in September. The two-week delay shouldn’t have anybody too upset, but the announcement made less than 24 hours before its scheduled launch date sure was a close call. 6, according to the game’s publisher Annapurna Interactive. 23, but that ambitiously speedy launch data has now been revised to Sept. Last week, as part of the game’s five-year anniversary celebrations, Fullbright Studios announced that Gone Home would be making its way to Nintendo Switch on Aug. In the same Tweet, they also teased that they had “additional news” that would be revealed in tandem with the new release date. Annapurna Interactive, the publisher bringing Gone Home to the Nintendo Switch, has announced the game’s launch is to be delayed by two weeks.