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Squishy · 2025 · Choose Your Own Adventure, Real Time Tactics, Rhythm, PvE, Turn-Based Strategy
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About Home
Late at night you enter their world. You will inhabit a girl named Abby and influence the world around her. Accompanied by her brother Michael you will traverse beautiful lands, unfamiliar places, and dark forests. Careful your presence has caught the attention of something sinister...
Many indie RPGs claim to be a new quirky game, but Away From Home is a mix of many great RPGs. It captures weirdness, difficult decision making, and a beautiful story. The game combines traditional RPG gameplay with rhythm game elements! The characters are full of emotion and let you empathize with them. Don't forget that this world needs you.
Imagine if a JRPG and a Rhythm game had a love child. This game plays like Earthbound when it comes to walking and talking in it's overworld, but when it comes to missions and battles it throws in rhythm games related to the event. Characters also have real voices to help create mood and feeling to them. The big highlight of the gameplay is the huge amount of animations. The characters in this world are alive and through your gameplay you will begin to understand.
The amount of things to do in locations are never ending. Chocked full of lengthy side missions that unlock you new moves and items as well as random chance based events. The progression of side quests and random town events are based from entertaining games such as Yakuza 0!
The world is large and will take you hours to complete everything, not to mention alternate routes that bring replay-ability. Some routes include game changing decisions as well as items and battles you wouldn't be able to do had you made different choices.
Many indie RPGs claim to be a new quirky game, but Away From Home is a mix of many great RPGs. It captures weirdness, difficult decision making, and a beautiful story. The game combines traditional RPG gameplay with rhythm game elements! The characters are full of emotion and let you empathize with them. Don't forget that this world needs you.
Imagine if a JRPG and a Rhythm game had a love child. This game plays like Earthbound when it comes to walking and talking in it's overworld, but when it comes to missions and battles it throws in rhythm games related to the event. Characters also have real voices to help create mood and feeling to them. The big highlight of the gameplay is the huge amount of animations. The characters in this world are alive and through your gameplay you will begin to understand.
The amount of things to do in locations are never ending. Chocked full of lengthy side missions that unlock you new moves and items as well as random chance based events. The progression of side quests and random town events are based from entertaining games such as Yakuza 0!
The world is large and will take you hours to complete everything, not to mention alternate routes that bring replay-ability. Some routes include game changing decisions as well as items and battles you wouldn't be able to do had you made different choices.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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This is just the same game as "Away From Home", except one of them is shorter than the other (in the demo at least). Also, I encountered a game breaking bug in both versions; one where the screen stayed black after teleporting and another time where I could basically noclip in the city. I played both during different Next Fests, but played Home during the Oct 2024 one. Stream when I played it (Live thoughts): (I plan to upload it in the future) Tier list stream with the game (More detailed review): https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2680305368 https://www.youtube.com/live/cquFl12TsVc1 found this helpful
"Home" is not a game. It's an advertisement for a product called "Away From Home". Away From Home is a really crap "RPG meets Dance Dance Revolution" that was openly mocked on launch... admittedly it tried to be a meme/joke game with most of the content trying to be oh-so-meta and lambasting other game properties. The game centers on a little girl and her adventures, sinister forces that need to be dealt with via really crappy Dance Dance Revolution QTE console peasant button mashing... another case of an untalented developer deciding that all games are better if they have crappy QTE sequences instead of gameplay people like. But this isn't completely relevant because this is not Away From Home, it's just an advertisment for it, so it's not correct to try to review that completely distinct product. We must instead review this for what it is... an advertisement If you enjoy advertisements, you can consume them for free on the web or on Youtube without needing to add them to your game library, download them, and then launch the advertising. It's impossible in a general sense to recommend people should do that over playing real, full games on Steam, and that applies here with "Home…1 found this helpful
Insanely good pixel art. Very fun and goofy characters and dialogue. Even though I'm pretty bad at rhythm games I'm excited to see the full release
The Cave Dr. Monroe. This is a great little demo for a wholesome wissped away story of underground mutant animal people. A little taste of the Underground furry scene. I enjoyed the visuals and character designs in this game quite a bit and am looking forward to the full release.
sooo gooood!! i wanna play more already!!! wahoo!
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