Homebody
June 1, 2023
Homebody is a nostalgic survival horror puzzle game where you catch up with old friends and try not to get murdered. Emily and her college buddies have gathered at a remote rental house to watch the Perseid meteor shower. They try to rekindle the bonds they once had, but lingering …
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68.0
Gameplay
78.0
Story
72.0
"Homebody is unnerving. The puzzles are difficult, and it&s;s extremely rewarding when you slowly chip away at them as you uncover the secrets of the house. Equally, it&s;s immersive - you&s;ll slowly morph into the player character&s;s shoes and feel …"
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95.0
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95.0
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95.0
"Homebody is a fantastic piece of psychological horror that’s sure to live in your mind long after you’ve finished the game. With a narrative as interesting as it is unpredictable, you’re bound to be glued to the screen as you …"
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68.0
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62.0
Story
72.0
"Although there isn’t much horror in Homebody, the puzzles and atmosphere make the game a great experience that’s worth checking out."
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90.0
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85.0
Story
70.0
"Homebody is truly a wonderful debut from the mind of Jory Griffis, with features reminiscent of notable classics such as The 7th Guest, Silent Hill, and Clock Tower, that are sure to leave devoted survival horror fans engaged and enthralled."
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60.0
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75.0
Story
70.0
"Homebody is a love letter to the Original PlayStation era of point-and-click survival horror. It has an interesting mystery, fun puzzles, engaging mechanics, and a fair hint system that kept me coming back! A hearty recommendation for fans of the …"
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68.0
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72.0
Story
70.0
"Homebody is a horror puzzle/adventure in which you must escape a house filled not only with old friends and awkward conversations, but also a murderer. The combination of puzzle solving and detection avoidance combine for a tense but accessible-and surprisingly …"
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