Gone Home Comes Out For PS4 And Xbox One On January 12th

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The Fullbright Company has announced that its first-person narrative and exploration game Gone Home will be out for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on January 12th 2016.

 

These console versions of Gone Home feature over 90 minutes of developer commentary, are optimized for playing on a gamepad, and run on Unity 5 rather than the Unity 4 as the original 2013 version of PC does. Other than that it’s the same game.

 

Gone Home has you playing as a young woman who returns to her family in their new home in Portland, Oregon to discover that no one’s there. You explore the house to find out what they’ve been up to since she left.


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