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At Home Alone Final
SkyLineGames
December 30, 2021
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A leisure healing mini-pixel plot game exploring at home. Players will wander at home from the perspective of a little girl. What will she do when she is alone? What strange stories will be encounters in this process? During the exploration, maybe... you can even find some weird secrets?
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PC (Microsoft Windows)Developers
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