About YOUR HOUSE
Debbie loses everything on the day she becomes an adult and finds a strange envelope with a key and an address. She rides a stolen bike to a mysterious mansion where rooms seem to change, and secrets are hidden everywhere. The further she goes, the more reality feels unclear, leading her toward a dark truth that changes her life.
- You follow Debbie as she uncovers a shifting mansion linked to three people with hidden pasts and broken dreams.
- She solves escape-room style puzzles that are part of the story, finding secret rooms, doors, and passages.
- The game unfolds in five chapters, where reading and puzzle-solving are mixed.
- A noir comic art style inspired by a real Manhattan apartment creates a dark and mysterious mood.
YOUR HOUSE Reviews
If you’re into puzzles, writing down all the details in a notebook to remember everything, and love these kinds of adventures, we would definitely recommend it. And even though it has its pros and cons, it’s a game that delivers what it promises, in a short period of time, for people who don’t want stories that last over 40 hours.
Gamereactor UK
The puzzles may be obtuse at times, and even the help that we do get might not be what we expect. However, that makes everything more true to life. Many times, I felt like I was Debbie in her predicament, getting frustrated over a puzzle I was close to solving. Despite that, I wouldn’t have it any other way. Your House and Debbie will stick with me for a long time.
Final Weapon
Despite a bit of clunky translation and its rather brief runtime, Your House feels like it could be the beginning of something great. Whereas many puzzle-heavy games are quick to give extra clues when it’s clear that the player is struggling, this title asks more. It makes you slow down, and each time something finally clicks, the dopamine rush is more than worth the effort.
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