Fullbright's Space-Centric Tacoma Gets A May Release Date on PS4
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It's lonely out in space.
READ MORE >Tacoma Review: Space for More
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Tacoma shows more signs of brilliant storytelling from The Fullbright Company, but it falls short in some key aspects. Our review.
READ MORE >E3 2017: Tacoma Interview With Steve Gaynor and Chris Charla
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He stopped by to talk about the space adventure from The Fullbright Company.
READ MORE >E3 2016: Tacoma Takes Gone Home's Eerie Mystery Hooks into Space
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The Fullbright Company is definitely developing its own identifiable voice with Tacoma, as its sophomore game shows a knack for isolated mysteries with exploration at the helm.
READ MORE >Welcome to Tacoma
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Fullbright Studios newest indie game premieres at The Game Awards.
READ MORE >Gone Home and Papers, Please honored at Games for Change Awards
The Games for Change Awards ceremony took place last night, and the two big winners were Gone Home and Papers, Please.
READ MORE >"wasn't that just kids having fun trying to talk to the dead?"
see all 8 commentsGone Home coming to consoles
Midnight City will be helping The Fullbright Company bring Gone Home (Shacknews' Best of 2013 #3) to unspecified consoles in the near future.
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see all 11 commentsGone Home easter egg alludes to shared universe with Bioshock
A clever little nod from Gone Home developer The Fullbright Company suggests that their indie hit is set within the same universe as Bioshock.
READ MORE >"I don't understand, its not newsworthy, or worth repeating cause its was printed somewhere else? ..."
see all 6 commentsBest of 2013: #3 - Gone Home
Gone Home is remarkable in just how unremarkable it is. It's not avant-garde or experimental. With a first-person perspective and fully explorable 3D world, it feels instantly familiar, but chooses to use these to tell a simple story. Which is great. It may seem obvious enou...
READ MORE >"I enjoyed Gone Home, but its not avant-garde at all.... heck its not even original in its idea ..."
see all 57 commentsGone Home gets free commentary mode, 50% off sale
Gone Home has added a free Commentary Mode, with insights from the development team, voice talent, and composer. It's also currently hosting a 50% off sale.
READ MORE >The Fullbright Company's Steve Gaynor reflects on Gone Home
The Fullbright Company co-founder Steve Gaynor took some time out of his busy schedule to look back at Gone Home and reflect on its development, narrative, Chris Remo's composition, and whether he'll work with the Oculus Rift.
READ MORE >"Awriite, Hot Scoops! I played through this in a split session between a Saturday and Sunday, ..."
see all 6 commentsGone Home review: since you've been gone
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Gone Home is a point-and-click mystery that excels, thanks to a gripping story of a girl returning home to learn about the changes her family has undergone, living under the roof of a strange house.
READ MORE >"I did something where I already got the credits, but I was able to resume after that."
see all 5 commentsGone Home puts out the welcome mat on August 15
Interaction enthusiasts: you have a fortnight to practice rummaging in drawers, reading other people's letters, and finding audiodiaries, as explore 'em up Gone Home has been dated for August 15. Fun facts: developer The Fullbright Company was founded by three of the folks b...
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see all 10 commentsGone Home trailer rocks riot grrrl
As it creates a simulation of a mid-nineties home so realistic we may perhaps live inside it with some manner of cybergoggles, Gone Home has added some authentic feminist punk music to the explore 'em up VR. Tracks from riot grrrl pioneers Bratmobile and Heavens to Betsy wil...
READ MORE >"Obvious RATM: BOLA reference there on that cassette cover. Go, Hot Scoops!"
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"The journey, not the destination, is why I loved Gone Home. I was interested in exploring the ..."
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