Full Games List
Featured Games
New Games
Reviews
Media
Images
Blogs
Game Updates
Images Feedback Summary
Game Design Highlights
Tutorials
Articles
Scripts
Utilities / Plugins
Resources
Engines
Engine Bulletins
What is Makerscore?
Past Events
Achievements
Misaos
Forums
Post History
Chat
New to RMN?
Full Store List
RMN Music Pack (free)
Profile
Locker
Play ListsPRINCE_MATSUBA'S PROFILE
Close
A nerdy birb who sleeps too much. My laptop is a $1000 pet bird warmer.
Search
Filter
All
Game Pages
User Statuses
Monochrome
This game only took around 20 minutes of my time, but for what it is, I certainly enjoyed it. I don't feel like my opinion is long and/or detailed enough to be made into a review, but the reviews that have been submitted for this game sum it up pretty well, IMO.
That said, it's a very short game, but the tones and back-story are subtle and I enjoyed piecing the simple overall theme together with relative ease. It's great that the game designer decided not to delve any deeper into the background of the main character, as that kind of blatancy would have taken away from the delicate quality of the game. Not that I suppose the creator drew any precise inspiration from the studies of Jungian psychology, but this game brings a smile to the face of someone who is familiar with the concept of the human's suppressed sufferings.
Nicely done. You come to like the main character too, despite his/her feature-less design.
That said, it's a very short game, but the tones and back-story are subtle and I enjoyed piecing the simple overall theme together with relative ease. It's great that the game designer decided not to delve any deeper into the background of the main character, as that kind of blatancy would have taken away from the delicate quality of the game. Not that I suppose the creator drew any precise inspiration from the studies of Jungian psychology, but this game brings a smile to the face of someone who is familiar with the concept of the human's suppressed sufferings.
Nicely done. You come to like the main character too, despite his/her feature-less design.
Dear RED
Attempted this game quite a few times, but the results are usually kill or no kill. Some parts seem a little off, too, as you may approach the bed of the girl or the father's bed expecting to inspect it, but the game cuts you off into a sudden confrontation with the father instead. I'm guessing that means you were caught trespassing in the house.
Home has updated. Change log below :D
HOME (OFF fangame)
Review time!
Like many, I fell in love with Mortis Ghost's OFF after my first playthrough of it, and not being a fan of game spin-offs I was at first reluctant when I happened across HOME in the original game's Tumblr tags. Greedily pining for more exposure to OFF's endearing cast, I found myself dabbling at this yet-to-be-completed "byproduct" of it with a pinch of salt. As TheJudge (the game-maker, not to be mistaken with the feline character of OFF going by the label of 'Judge') reiterates, I would also like to remind anyone who decides to give this game a shot that playing the original OFF game is integral to getting the most out of your experience with this spin-off.
The many commodities of this game begins with the player controlling the dear beloved, well-spoken feline JUDGE, when in the mass majority of OFF spin-offs it seems that Zacharie the items merchant is the go-to guy for anyone's ideal follow-up fan game. As you progress through the game, you find yourself once again condescending upon the Elsens, the timid denizens of the cacotopia that is Mortis Ghost's OFF world, while embarking on an undertaking to foil a deadly plot which avid OFF-lovers are aware is an imminent menace to the fate of this world.
By the blessing of TheJudge, we are treated to several other pleasant alterations, including puzzles that are far less challenging and much less time-consuming, plus increased severity in the difficulty of the turn-based battles. This provides a better balance for your enjoyment of the plot itself -- for if you're not the brightest bulb like myself, a few of the puzzles of OFF probably left you floundering for an hour or two at a time, unable to progress until enlightenment was shed by means of pushing to your cerebral limits, or simply a walkthrough. And did you think the original 3 zones were nasty? Wait until you explore TheJudge's fourth: it's perfectly wretched (and, incidentally, one of the reasons why this spinoff is not recommended for those unable to tolerate triggering themes such as suicide and drug intake.)
Asides from the somewhat clumsily-imitated dialogue for some of the original characters, the only real downside to this spin-off is that it's currently still in the works. But, if you're as patient for your rewards as I am for mine, I suggest camping out and waiting for TheJudge to complete the game: I have an inkling that it will be quite worth the wait.
Like many, I fell in love with Mortis Ghost's OFF after my first playthrough of it, and not being a fan of game spin-offs I was at first reluctant when I happened across HOME in the original game's Tumblr tags. Greedily pining for more exposure to OFF's endearing cast, I found myself dabbling at this yet-to-be-completed "byproduct" of it with a pinch of salt. As TheJudge (the game-maker, not to be mistaken with the feline character of OFF going by the label of 'Judge') reiterates, I would also like to remind anyone who decides to give this game a shot that playing the original OFF game is integral to getting the most out of your experience with this spin-off.
The many commodities of this game begins with the player controlling the dear beloved, well-spoken feline JUDGE, when in the mass majority of OFF spin-offs it seems that Zacharie the items merchant is the go-to guy for anyone's ideal follow-up fan game. As you progress through the game, you find yourself once again condescending upon the Elsens, the timid denizens of the cacotopia that is Mortis Ghost's OFF world, while embarking on an undertaking to foil a deadly plot which avid OFF-lovers are aware is an imminent menace to the fate of this world.
By the blessing of TheJudge, we are treated to several other pleasant alterations, including puzzles that are far less challenging and much less time-consuming, plus increased severity in the difficulty of the turn-based battles. This provides a better balance for your enjoyment of the plot itself -- for if you're not the brightest bulb like myself, a few of the puzzles of OFF probably left you floundering for an hour or two at a time, unable to progress until enlightenment was shed by means of pushing to your cerebral limits, or simply a walkthrough. And did you think the original 3 zones were nasty? Wait until you explore TheJudge's fourth: it's perfectly wretched (and, incidentally, one of the reasons why this spinoff is not recommended for those unable to tolerate triggering themes such as suicide and drug intake.)
Asides from the somewhat clumsily-imitated dialogue for some of the original characters, the only real downside to this spin-off is that it's currently still in the works. But, if you're as patient for your rewards as I am for mine, I suggest camping out and waiting for TheJudge to complete the game: I have an inkling that it will be quite worth the wait.
All Pure Zones finished.
Pages:
1
Games - Tester
Games - Other
