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So do you guys ever remember

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how when you were like a kid

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and you had to walk around the house

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in the middle of the night

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with the lights off, it was freaking terrifying?

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and then you would stop to think about how weird it was

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that you were creeped out by your own house

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so that you would turn your lights on

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and suddenly it would turn into the most comfy place in the world?

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"Gone Home" is a game about that.

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The year is 1995 and you are a college aged girl

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you just got home from a trip in Europe

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but of course home is a haunted house

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located somewhere in the woods outside of Twin Peaks.

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Naturally, it's a dark and stormy night outside

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and the place is mysteriously abandoned on the inside.

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So as these stories normally go

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it's up to you to explore the house and find out what happened to everybody.

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You may or may not come to find a few suprises along the way.

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"Gone Home" was develop by the fine people

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who brought us the Minerva's Den (DLC) for BioShock 2

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Unfortunatelly I haven't played it or its parent game

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but the reviews seemed to consistently claim

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that it was better than BioShock 2

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and that it also pushed up the quality

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of first person environmental storytelling