Home is Where the Heart is

About

You’re Doe, stuck in a house with no memory of how you got there. Three strangers break in, offering a chance to escape, but they’re not welcome guests. As a survival horror visual novel, your every decision shapes who lives, who dies, and who might be the one keeping you all trapped. Customize your name and pronouns, then pick your path: help the newcomers find freedom, or protect the unknown force that’s kept you supplied and contained. The house doesn’t let go easily. GlasswingGames leans into slow-burn tension, letting secrets figure out through dialogue and consequence. With multiple branching paths and over a dozen possible endings, player choices carry real weight. Early access players on Itch.io report a 92% satisfaction rate, praising the game’s moral gray areas and twist-heavy script. Out September 30 on PC and Mac, it’s a tense, choice-driven puzzle where trust is the first thing to crumble.

Storyline

You've been trapped in this house for as long as you can remember with only your name as a sign of your forgotten past. You can't leave, for the doors never open and the windows never break, and you'd have said you were complete alone, if you weren't certain that someone else has been coming and going when you couldn't see. Somehow you always have food. Always have clean clothes. You want for nothing. Except to leave. Then one day, the front door opens, and in come three strangers in stranger clothing. Now you're all trapped here together, except, whoever trapped you here isn't as friendly to your newfound friends as it has been to you. Do you side with your friends? Exploring the parts of the house you never dared to before, and hope you can find a way to escape? Or do you side with your captor? The one who may end up being closer than you realised? Protecting you from the rest of the world? Who will survive to the end with you?