- February 21, 2020
- SMU Guildhall
Rhome
Platforms
About
"Rhome is a single-player Horror Adventure game with an interesting plot and good graphics. As Hailey, a distressed architect, players explore her M.C. Escher-inspired home, uncovering the truth behind her husband's disappearance and the house's eerie transformation. Key features include an interactive horror novella experience, a fully voiced female protagonist, and puzzles that shape Hailey's chaotic environment."











- The game features beautiful graphics and a unique, surreal atmosphere that keeps players engaged.
- The voice acting is well done, adding depth to the character and enhancing the overall experience.
- It's a short, free game that offers an intriguing story and clever environmental puzzles, making it a worthwhile experience.
- The gameplay is very linear, with limited interactivity and simple puzzles that may not challenge players.
- The story can feel predictable and lacks depth, leaving some players wanting more from the narrative.
- Some players experienced technical issues, such as frame rate drops and motion blur, which detracted from the overall experience.
- story161 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's story is a mixed bag, with some players finding it intriguing and beautifully crafted, while others describe it as shallow and predictable. Many appreciate the emotional depth and atmosphere, particularly in how it explores themes of grief and loss, though some criticize its lack of complexity and depth. Overall, the visuals and voice acting are frequently praised, enhancing the storytelling experience despite its brevity and occasional narrative flaws.
“The story unfolds before your eyes along with every detail in this contained little world where everything becomes a dream and fear becomes reality.”
“This interactive story is a beautifully crafted representation of the grief of losing a loved one.”
“I was taken aback by the artistic direction and storytelling; the voice acting was very nice and all around the game delivered a very immersive experience.”
“To be frank, the story is quite shallow, narrated rather poorly & backed up with flimsy homages.”
“The story is very thin but I don't really think the creators cared about it.”
“The mystery was intriguing but it's not worth spending much more than an hour due to a simple storyline and limited interaction activity.”