Domum

Domum is a creepy and psychologically thrilling game. The twisted family dynamic between a sinister mother and her son kept me hooked through the end. Not for the faint of heart, but I would definitely recommend it.

Times like this I wish there was a neutral button. The game was a little rough around the edges but the story kept me going. I wish there was more of the story. 0.7 hours is generous as I dawdled on a could of screens the game could be beat in 30 minutes top. For $0.99 it's not a huge loss but I've paid the same for games three times as long. I do feel left with a lot of questions. The story was intriguing but none of it really made sense. More build up or more *something* was needed. There did not seem to be a lot of replay value - only one real "choice" at the end. The summary said there was puzzles to solve but I can't recall a single one. Worth it at the price if you want to support someone indie otherwise probably wait for it to be free.

A creepy, fun, and immersive playable short story! The tone stays strong throughout, and the writing flows great. The gameplay is simple, but it doesn’t need to be anything more, as you’re really just piecing together fragments of a messed-up past, which works perfectly for the experience. I’m looking forward to seeing alt endings on my next playthrough. If you have 30–60 minutes to spare, this is a great little game to dive into for an immersive, haunting tale. Just in time for spooky season!