At Home Alone Final

Very interesting game! It's a storytelling game, the early-on gameplay is rather linear and later on it's a little critical thinking of what you can do now given certain items/codes/... but not all too tough either. You'll mostly play it for the story and the interesting visuals, and that I highly recommend. It's a free game, it's an interesting story that you can complete in 3-4 hours without any tutorials (though I gotta say that I am missing a single 4 digit password that I can't find for a door behind a closet lol, so, I'd say almost without a tutorial), so, why not check it out?

Great game overall, some parts can get a bit repetitive (but u can run the game guide if u get lost) the story keeps expanding as u go by, puzzles go hand in hand with the game so recommended if u like cute/horror rpg (havent got a great time since i played paper Lily)

Simple, short and free. Totally worth your time if you like some psychological horror that doesn't like to get straight to the point.

Personally, I found this game strange. I enjoyed it and more or less understood the story, so I would recommend it to anyone looking for a free psychological horror game. It is well-developed and features a unique story, so it deserves a good rating.

Was recommended this game by my friend due to its similarities to OMORI. I do see it a little bit, but I think it stands a lot more strongly on its own without the comparison. This is a really neat game and I'm glad I got to play it. The reveal about [spoiler]the nature of the timeloop[/spoiler] was fascinating to me.

its kinda like if you infused undertale with some higurashi/umineko tones