You Make This House a Home immerses players in a tense psychological thriller where reality and memory are blurred. You awaken in a house that feels both familiar and alien, next to a man who claims to be your lover, while your own memories have vanished completely. Over the course of five in-game days, you must explore every room, uncover hidden clues, and decide whether to trust this man or find a way to escape before the supposed anniversary arrives.
In You Make This House a Home, each room is filled with objects, notes, and subtle environmental cues that reveal fragments of your past. Progress depends on observing these details carefully and interpreting them correctly. Some discoveries confirm the man’s claims, while others raise further questions. Players must balance curiosity with caution, knowing that their actions influence both narrative and relationships.
The game features two main narrative paths, each revealing different aspects of the story. Player decisions—whether to cooperate, resist, or investigate cautiously—determine which secrets are uncovered and what endings are possible. Revisiting the house on alternate routes allows for deeper understanding of both the environment and the man who shares it with you.
You Make This House a Home contains mature and unsettling content, including body horror, gore, forced amnesia, psychological manipulation, drug use, and elements of an unusual Stockholm syndrome dynamic. The seemingly ordinary household environment slowly becomes a source of tension, suspense, and unease. The narrative challenges players to question morality, trust, and the reliability of perception.
You Make This House a Home features over 16,000 words and more than 90,000 characters of content, offering a rich and detailed story experience. Every decision has weight, influencing relationships, unlocking hidden scenes, and shaping multiple possible endings.
Playtime: One narrative path can be completed in a few hours, while exploring alternative routes extends engagement and reveals new story elements.
Importance of exploration: Discovering optional clues deepens understanding and can alter outcomes.
Possible escape: Whether the protagonist can leave the house depends entirely on choices made throughout the five days.
By combining intense psychological tension, branching narrative paths, and environmental storytelling, You Make This House a Home transforms a familiar domestic setting into a haunting puzzle of identity, trust, and survival.