Take Me Home

Take Me Home

Alexander Salcedo · 2020 · Strategy, Adventure, 3D Platformer, Puzzle, Open World

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About Take Me Home

Take Me Home tells the story of a wolf trying to go back to his home. It is a strategy game based on a third-person perspective. As the wolf, you have to survive and take on all the dangers of the world. On your journey, you will encounter many puzzles and challenges that you have to overcome. You will experience a beautiful world full of colors and marvelous nature, go experience this world, and find your home!

Key Features:

  • It is inspired by "The First Tree."
  • For the people that enjoy open worlds with amazing visuals.
  • It is not a simple walking simulator, but a game full of wonders and mystery.
  • You have to use your imagination to put together your own story.
  • What Steam players say

    Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

    Not recommended Dec 4, 2020
    The concept of this game is cool: It provides no instructions, and just some hints, about where you're supposed to go and what you're supposed to do next. The graphics style is unique, in a pleasing way to me, and who doesn't want to play as a wolf? However, the gameplay is less than desirable to me. I haven't played it for very long so it's possible it could grow on me. What bothers me the most is there's no way you can distinguish areas where you can't go, and areas where you can. A tall dune that looks like it's a blockade, actually lets you run right over it- whereas you'll be out in open space and run into an invisible wall that you can't walk past. And as you're running through trees, rather than going transparent after the wolf runs through them to allow you to see where he's going, they completely block your screen so you can't see what's ahead. I stopped playing after I came upon a large crate that was movable- and I'm guessing is part of solving the first puzzle- because pushing it in whatever direction you want to go is incredibly frustrating with the way the mechanics of the game cause it to move. Maybe you don't actually need the crate so it doesn't matter if …
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