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"Tu casa: una verdad oculta, ¡ahora disponible como un libro y un juego interactivos!"

Autor: Emily Apr 11,2025

Spanish Game Studio Patrones & Escondites ha vuelto con otro misterio alucinante titulado "Es tu casa: una verdad oculta". Este thriller narrativo de rompecabezas invita a los jugadores a desentrañar los secretos escondidos dentro de su propia casa cuando era adolescente. Lanzado hoy en Android, PC a través de Steam e iOS, el juego es gratis para jugar y combina la narración interactiva con acertijos de estilo de escape. ¡Imagínelo como un libro que puede jugar o un juego que pueda leer!

Envuelto dentro de una casa que parece estar vivo con secretos

Ambientada en los años 90, "Your House: A Hidden Truth" sigue la historia de Debbie, una joven de 18 años que está experimentando el peor cumpleaños de su vida. Expulsado de la escuela, traicionado por su mejor amiga, y luego golpeado por un automóvil en su camino a casa, el día de Debbie parece haber golpeado el fondo. Sin embargo, justo cuando piensa que las cosas no pueden empeorar, aparece un sobre misterioso en su habitación a la medianoche, que contiene una vieja llave, una postal críptica y una dirección.

Sin nada que perder, Debbie roba una motocicleta y se dirige a la dirección. Lo que descubre es una casa masiva y misteriosa llena de puertas cerradas, pasajes ocultos y una narrativa misteriosa. La casa en sí es un rompecabezas, y como Debbie explora, descubre objetos extraños y desentraña las vidas entrelazadas de tres personas cuyos pasados están profundamente conectados con este lugar enigmático.

Tu casa: una verdad oculta es la precuela de unremor

Los fanáticos de "Unmemory" reconocerán el estilo distintivo de la narración de historias en "Your House: A Hidden Truth". Si bien sirve como una precuela de "Unmemory", el juego se encuentra solo, que no requiere conocimiento previo de su predecesor.

El juego se inspira en misterios de la vida real, como un apartamento real de Manhattan diseñado por el arquitecto Eric Clough, que estaba lleno de compartimentos ocultos y mensajes secretos. Con sus imágenes de arte pop y de estilo cómics, "Your House: A Hidden Truth" explora temas de identidad, ambición y los costos asociados con la búsqueda de los sueños de uno a medida que se desarrolla el misterio. Si disfruta de los juegos impulsados por el texto, asegúrese de verlo en Google Play Store.

Antes de ir, no olvide leer nuestras noticias sobre el nuevo avance de COM2US para su próximo juego de rol móvil, Tougen Anki.

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