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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Short Version Pros + Gameplay is scary. + Game world looks scary. + Enemies are scary. + Graphics aren't scary. + Puzzles are there and these puzzles aren't scary. + But solving these could get scary. + Story is scary. + Stealth system is scary. + This whole game is scary. Cons - Performance is VERY scary. - Short game length is SO scary. - Episodic story system is scary. Long Version Home Sweet Home is a stealth horror game from Thailand. So it has the necessary Asian Horror theme. I love playing any Asian Horror games because there are a few similar myths in our country as well. This game is no exception. I loved it. The story is good so far. Gameplay is awesome. Hiding from enemies actually feels intense. Puzzles are balanced, not really that hard. I loved the fact that enemies can see you even if you just take a peek, so you have to do almost everything carefully. Pretty impressi
An extremely solid and chilling indie horror game. You want pumped up heartbeat, body hairs to rise up and want to feel uneasy, play this game. Horror fans will love all that tension and mystry. The sole purpose here is to scare you and give you what you wanted, a very good horror game. Gameplay is typical cat and mouse gameplay with little bit of puzzles and gut wrenching moments. The story is good enough too. This is an indie game but still a very good work is done by the team considering the budget. I think there are little bit of pacing issues in first half of game but the second half is relentless and makes up for it. There are some very good jump scares. It is sort of repetitive and revolves around avoiding very few enemies but hey if you want a horror experience this will deliver it. You like outlast, alien isolation, etc? Buy this game. 9/10
Hmmm...yet another indie horror game based on Asian ghost mythology graces Steam. So how does this one compare to other recent efforts I've played? Well, right off the bat, I certainly found it more compelling than White Day...a game that I started sooner, but will clearly be finishing later. (Fear not, a review will eventually surface; as soon as I find the patience to waste more of my precious life hiding from that pesky janitor!) I'd also say it's much better than Nightfall: Escape, a tad better than Araya, and roughly on a par with The Coma: Cutting Class and the first DreadOut. So let's get this straight: I did like it. A lot. But I do have some reservations I'm going to share with you, just so you know what you're getting yourself in for. First up: load screens. These were interminably long when the game was first released - around TWO MINUTES long! - but the devs have at lea
With the plethora of terrible indie horrors on Steam, I had low expectations for this, but I was pleasantly surprised with its excellent atmosphere, incorporation of Thai lore, creative puzzles and being one of the most thrilling horrors I've played in recent times. Despite not really bringing anything unique to the horror genre, Home Sweet Home manages to construct this horrifying experience by assembling ideas from other titles whilst brilliantly conveying a sense of dread to players through its excellent ambience. With a bigger budget to improve the graphics, English translation and performance issues, I believe the developers behind Home Sweet Home could create some utterly hair-raising experiences and I look forward to the second episode. NOTE: My review is based off a normal playthrough and NOT VR. Pros + Incorporates Thai horror myths + Thrilling, on the edge of your seat gamepl
In Home Sweet Home you play as a man named Tim, who hasn't quite been himself since his wife Jane went missing. Seemingly stricken with grief, Jane ended up having a total mental breakdown before finally disappearing; having seen and heard entities that were otherwise invisible to Tim, right in their own home. Tim wakes up one day in a completely unfamiliar location, but he knows he has to buckle down and find his wife. Although there is a little bit of voice acted dialogue, much of the story is told through various notes; newspapers, Jane's diary, and several lore documents detailing the monsters that you end up encountering along the way. Home Sweet Home takes a lot of stock survival horror ideas, rearranges them in a complicated manner, and shoves some distinctly Thai lore into the middle of it all to make the experience more unique. There is your standard note and key finding, psych
I never thought Thai gaming industry could come this far. The realism of Thai element. A good homework on Thai ghost culture. And since I'm Thai, the fear bar is exploded to 200%. If you like Outlast, Amnesia or Alien Isolation, you'll love this game. Can't wait for Episode 2. เกมสยองขวัญไทย แต่ความน่ากลัวระดับโลก คือไม่คิดว่าจะน่ากลัวขนาดนี้ น่ากลัวแบบ Outlastx2ไปเลย กราฟฟิคก็ดี เนื่อเรื่องก็ดี คือดีมากครับ 10/10 รอภาค2เลย
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