Itunes , 99 rubles | Home of the Canadian Indie Developer Benjamin Rivers is a curious psychological horror, half a game, half-a narrative experiment. The young man comes into consciousness in an unfamiliar house. His visibility area is limited by a dim flashlight, which barely illuminates half the screen: then - pixel darkness and a corpse of an unknown man lying nearby. The set of actions is extremely limited: the main character can walk left or right, inspect various objects and open the doors. In Home, no one will suddenly jump out of the corner, but in the laconicism of the local world and sounding sounds, a huge sappress is hidden. Periodically, the character will ask for advice. In particular, he will ask to understand his thoughts and analyze what is happening. Your decisions and actions can significantly affect his fate. The main character is not so much the player’s avatar in the virtual world as the puppet in his hands. You tell a story, and he is forced to live. Home lasts about an hour and is more like a full -fledged game, but a short interactive story. Rivers strongly asks to play in the headphones and with the light turned off: it is worth listening to this. If you do not want to play iPad or iPhone, there is a version for PC . Be sure to look at the trailer. |
