Home - Unique Horror Adventure Hack 1.6.2 + Redeem Codes
Your choices build the story
Developer: Benjamin Rivers Inc.
Category: Games
Price: $2.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.6.2
ID: com.benjaminrivers.homeios
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Description
Home is a unique horror adventure set in a beautifully-realized pixel world. It’s a murder mystery with a twist—because you decide what ultimately happens.
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4.5 out of 5 stars — TouchArcade
PG Silver Award — PocketGamer
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Awakened by an oncoming storm, you open your eyes to discover yourself in a strange, dark room—tucked away in a house that’s not yours.
As you play the game, it changes—subtly, almost imperceptibly—to reflect your perspective. It's a horror game unlike any other, and as you'll discover, its truths are entirely subjective.
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FEATURES:
- an intimate, story-based adventure that you control
- a horrific mystery tale where your decisions matter
- a creepy soundtrack that brings you deep into the world
- gorgeous, illustrative pixel style
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CRITICAL ACCLAIM:
"A sophisticated, horrifying narrative experiment."
— The Verge
"Keeps you intellectually engaged even when you aren't playing it."
— Gamespot
"Leaves one mulling its final moments well after the credits have rolled."
— Torontoist
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4.5 out of 5 stars — TouchArcade
PG Silver Award — PocketGamer
*******
Awakened by an oncoming storm, you open your eyes to discover yourself in a strange, dark room—tucked away in a house that’s not yours.
As you play the game, it changes—subtly, almost imperceptibly—to reflect your perspective. It's a horror game unlike any other, and as you'll discover, its truths are entirely subjective.
*******
FEATURES:
- an intimate, story-based adventure that you control
- a horrific mystery tale where your decisions matter
- a creepy soundtrack that brings you deep into the world
- gorgeous, illustrative pixel style
*******
CRITICAL ACCLAIM:
"A sophisticated, horrifying narrative experiment."
— The Verge
"Keeps you intellectually engaged even when you aren't playing it."
— Gamespot
"Leaves one mulling its final moments well after the credits have rolled."
— Torontoist
Version history
1.6.2
2018-07-09
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.
- Now looks extra-beautiful and spooky on your iPhone X
- Refined touch controls
- small bug fixes
- Now looks extra-beautiful and spooky on your iPhone X
- Refined touch controls
- small bug fixes
1.6.1
2017-07-27
Under-the-hood fixes only. Your favorite 8-bit horror game is still as unsettling as always.
1.6.0
2017-06-15
- Better-looking title and ending screens
- Under-the-hood code update for better performance and support for various device sizes
- Text boxes can no longer be accidentally skipped
- Locked doors consistently display "now unlocked" text
- That mysterious double-player no longer appears in the house
- Fixed a bunch of little "how is that still a thing?" issues
- Under-the-hood code update for better performance and support for various device sizes
- Text boxes can no longer be accidentally skipped
- Locked doors consistently display "now unlocked" text
- That mysterious double-player no longer appears in the house
- Fixed a bunch of little "how is that still a thing?" issues
1.5.4
2015-11-11
- fixed a bug that prevented the game from loading on iPhone 6 Plus / 6s Plus with "Zoomed" Display View enabled.
- fixed a few minor animation issues
- fixed a few minor animation issues
1.5.3
2015-10-21
- fixed a rendering issue on iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus
1.5.2
2015-10-15
- full iOS9 compatibility
- fixed some UI issues to look even better on your iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus
- swept some cobwebs and tided up a few minor bugs
- fixed some UI issues to look even better on your iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus
- swept some cobwebs and tided up a few minor bugs
1.5.1
2014-11-10
Fixed a story-related bug in the factory.
1.5.0
2014-10-01
- Updated to support iOS 8
- fixed some bugs that were hiding under the bed
- fixed some bugs that were hiding under the bed
1.4.6
2013-12-11
Fixed an small graphical error for iPad users.
1.4.5
2013-12-05
• Further performance improvements for iPod Touch users
• new iOS7-compatible UI elements
• lovely new iOS7 icon!
• numerous bug fixes
• new iOS7-compatible UI elements
• lovely new iOS7 icon!
• numerous bug fixes
1.4.4
2013-07-18
- improved memory allotment to prevent crashes for some iPod Touch users
- fixed a few small instances of items not "sticking"
- fixed a few small instances of items not "sticking"
v.1.4.2
2013-07-03
- fixed random crashing issue for a small set of iPod Touch users
- added new sharing and rating options
- fixed factory floor bug
- fixed some instances where "99" would be shown instead of the correct text
- added new sharing and rating options
- fixed factory floor bug
- fixed some instances where "99" would be shown instead of the correct text
1.4.1
2013-06-30
- Fixed bug with exit error in sewers
- Fixed bug with keycard door in factory
- Fixed "evil twin" bug
- Fixed end credits bug
- Corrected end credits
- Typo corrections
- Fixed bug with keycard door in factory
- Fixed "evil twin" bug
- Fixed end credits bug
- Corrected end credits
- Typo corrections
1.4.0
2013-06-10
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Ratings
3.1 out of 5
41 Ratings
Reviews
Al1223,
Interesting but too creative for its own good (mild spoilers)
Home is a good game conceptually but spins too wide and open of a web to really capture my imagination. At the end you are left with essentially no reward for everything you did other than more confusion. I suppose their is a literary style that this is based on but the best authors like Poe still manage to capture your imagination, your horror, your mind and give you the finish. So in the end you are left with just your thoughts here instead. And there is no possible story which fits all the variables provided within. Please continue to write though. The App Store needs more unique tales like this. One suggestion to the player: definitely try and dedicate time to this start to finish. A lot gets lost if you play it 30 mins at a time. Good luck!
Awesomenessswag,
Awesome!
The only problem I’m running into is it keeps freezing and I can’t go past the rusty ladder under water. Anyway to fix it freezing?
I love chocolate and pie,
Anticlimactic
I like puzzle, horror, and pixel games and was pretty excited about Home. An hour and a half later, I’m wishing I didn’t spend my money on it. The story is at its most interesting about halfway through, before taking a random, confusing, and uninspired turn at the end. The way that the story ends leaves you with no answers and not enough curiosity or investment to go looking. It feels like the plot of the game was never actually decided, so it goes in a dozen different directions- not in an exciting, choose-your-own-adventure way, but in a way that drains all emotion from the story. Since there’s nothing in the way of a concrete storyline, there’s nothing for the player get attached to or curious about. I think I know what the developers were going for, but the game is just...flat.
bluestrife28,
Subtle Amazement
Not sure of what to expect, I put on the headphones, sat in the dark with black light and my wine, and started this up. Absolutely worth it. I didn’t stop until I finished it. A few years later I decided I had to give it another go. This is a game where storytelling, ambience, and the possibilities of changing the horrible events of our lives can be so simply and beautifully expressed in pixels. 10 out of 5.
Dubs1,
Amazing psychological horror game
And good on you dev for the continued support and updates! I can tell you it’s ALWAYS extra appreciated to see classics like this still getting updates to improve the gaming experience years later
tobyMacFan221,
It's Great!
I kinda expected a few jumpscares, but it's still creepy. If I was the guy u play, I'd be freaking out! There was also a creepy whisper somepoint in the game. Why did I play this at night?
Tpipp5,
Truly amazing
Touching, suspenseful, and just plain out fun, however it was a bit short, but still worth the money
abc123456def-legit nickname,
Fizzles.
Not really a horror or a puzzler. The atmosphere this game promises to have before you buy it is sadly the most fun you’ll have. Essentially, the character only interacts with himself to build a somewhat variable story of no consequence. At best, a good concept that falls flat.
Aggies95!,
Definitely worth it
I would love to see a sequel to this game. I love games like this that are mysterious and pixelated
Junior quadro,
Great try, but misses the mark
It was a lot of aimless searching/discovery and I never felt truly invested enough to care. I typically like games that offer a different approach, but this left a lot to be desired.
I encourage the developer to keep at it, but I do regret making this purchase.
I encourage the developer to keep at it, but I do regret making this purchase.
