Welcome Home, Love
What lies in store for Jess? Experience her world and find the secret buried at the end. Welcome Home, Love is a narrative-driven VR experience with hundreds of interactable items, and fully voiced dialogue for all characters and pickups.
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March 17, 2017
9 years and 140 days ago
Steam Reviews
Mixed16 reviews62.5%
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6 itemsAbout the Game
You arrive home to a note from your partner Nick, who has left you a present - If you can solve the puzzles he's left behind. A nice surprise? That dream holiday?... Or something far more sinister?
Welcome Home, Love is a narrative-driven VR experience which puts you in Jess’ shoes. Explore her life, listen to her stories and ultimately find what lies at the end. With a few hundred lines of recorded dialogue, interactable objects and a couple puzzles to push you along the way.
Welcome Home, Love is a narrative-driven VR experience which puts you in Jess’ shoes. Explore her life, listen to her stories and ultimately find what lies at the end. With a few hundred lines of recorded dialogue, interactable objects and a couple puzzles to push you along the way.
Features
- Fully voiced characters and background
- Over 500 lines of recorded dialogue
- Large number of interactable objects
- Rich 'lived-in' environment
- Built-in hint system
- And BOB... You get all of Bob. Bob's the greatest. Just ask him.
