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Search a dangerous forest for someone precious in a choice-led, text-only Pokémon fan game with four endings and spoken text support.
- Status
- Completed
- Plays on
- Windows · Android via JoiPlay
- Type
- Standalone game
- Made by
- ColorMeIn
About home
home begins in a forest, where you remember only your name and the person you need to find. Carrying an engraved curved metal fragment, you travel through danger in search of a way back to the person and place that matter most. This four-chapter, text-only fan game suits readers who want a self-contained story completed in a day. Choices change how events unfold, automated text-to-speech can read the dialogue aloud, and four distinct endings offer different outcomes. One ending takes around one hour and twenty minutes.
What's in it
- Forest opening
- Amnesiac protagonist
- Engraved metal fragment
- Four chapters
- Text-only presentation
- Choice-driven story
- Automated text-to-speech
- Four endings
- Any-time saving
Screenshots
How do I play it?
Step-by-step help for Windows, Android (JoiPlay) and Mac. No ROM or patching needed.
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