Imagine you return home and no one is there

... The way they do is in fact the starting point of 'gone home'. From the first-person perspective, we manage Kaitlin which returns one evening from her European trip and nothing finds but an empty house.
Now the game begins, because in painstaking search work we have to work through the house to find out what is actually going on here. Where is abgeblieben Kaitlin's family ?!

On top of that you have to work on creepiest way through dark rooms and corridors (light switch does not skip one eye) and the storm doorstep doing then its share to the scary feeling (for absolute horror then ensures even the constant feeling, that one will probably start equal to a monster out of the next cabinet - whether this will ultimately be the case, I will again be open).

'Gone home' is a very successful game for fans of the genre (who, however, the action genre favors, will be able to start with Kaitlin's story only slightly). Also one should be the English powerful since the entire game is in English (for dialogues while there are subtitles, but evidence found (letters etc.) are in English. 'Gone home' is also a very read-heavy game (you have to like) ,

Since it is difficult to learn more about 'gone home' to say, without giving too much away any other, I would like at this point it can be good and come to the conclusion.

Conclusion:
'Gone Home' stands out due to his exciting setting. The story is quite interesting and evaluates the game on. The only drawback I see honestly in the replayability, because after you've uncovered the secret and the desire to play again is out.

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Note: delivery with me easily via Windows 8.1