FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

: Can I interact with every object in the house, or are there limitations to what I can examine?
While you can examine many objects, you are limited to interacting with only a select few that are relevant to the story.; Is there a traditional inventory system to manage items I find?
No, there is no inventory. Important items are automatically 'picked up' or become part of the environment when interacted with.; Does the game offer any combat or threats?
Absolutely not. Gone Home is a non-violent exploration game focused solely on narrative discovery.; Are there puzzles to solve beyond finding keys and combinations?
The 'puzzles' are primarily environmental storytelling. You'll piece together the narrative by observing clues, reading documents, and understanding the context of objects.; How linear is the experience in terms of how I discover the story's events?
The game allows for a degree of non-linearity in how you uncover the story, encouraging exploration and discovery at your own pace.; Can I revisit areas I've already explored?
Yes, you can freely move between all the areas of the house throughout the game.; Are there any consequences for my choices or actions within the game?
The game focuses on observation and exploration. The choices are less about affecting a story outcome and more about the order of discovery and what you choose to focus on.; Is there a time limit or a scoring system?
No. The game is designed to be experienced at your own pace, without any time constraints or scoring.; Does the game offer hints or guidance if I get stuck?
The game provides subtle environmental clues. It's up to you to carefully observe your surroundings and draw your own conclusions.; How much of the story is told through environmental details versus direct dialogue?
The narrative is primarily conveyed through environmental storytelling, with a heavy emphasis on discovering clues and reading notes to understand the characters and events.

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Mar 8, 2017, 9:34 PM on dlcompare.fr

I had heard about this game for a while and thanks to a contest I won it a few months ago. The story takes place at night in a mansion where we will have to explore all the nooks and crannies in order to advance in the story which is surprising, confusing even if we quickly see the global scenario taking shape. Take this game only if you like stories. The game is short at barely an hour, but it can be worth it.

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