Home CD Key

Notice: This game includes heavy themes, including domestic violence. If you have trauma related to family or similar subjects, please proceed with caution.

Home is a short, story-driven experience that blends Visual Novel storytelling with Rhythm and Adventure elements. You follow a boy who has run away, now living beneath a bridge and spending his days busking to get by. As he settles into this fragile routine, he meets new people and stumbles into small, unexpected moments that quietly reshape his days.

The story is linear and focused, built around a single question that lingers throughout: why did he leave home—and what will be waiting for him at the end of this brief journey? Rather than pushing melodrama, the narrative is deliberately restrained, unfolding with a calm honesty that lets emotions surface naturally. The result is designed to feel like a short musical film, capturing a fleeting period in the protagonist’s life.

Key features:

• Approx. 2-hour playtime—a compact experience with a complete beginning-to-end arc.
• Rhythm mini-game: “Busking”—perform songs on the street as part of the story’s flow.
• Music puzzle: “Songwriting”—piece together musical ideas in an interactive way.

Music is central to Home. The game features an original live acoustic soundtrack, with every track written, composed, performed, and recorded by the developer. From the protagonist’s personal songs to in-world “hit songs” heard during performances, the soundtrack is tightly connected to the narrative and its themes.

Made by one creator: every illustration, line of writing, and piece of music was created by the developer alone, giving the game a singular, personal voice.

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