What changed
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addedHoly crap, people — did you realize that Home is almost five years old!? And you continue to play, question, debate and enjoy it, which brings many a smile to our weathered faces. Home gets a lot of under-the-hood improvements today, to make your playing experience better, and to future-proof the game as new players continue to discover it and dive in.
addedWhat's New in v1.6.0Home now more seamlessly supports keyboard, mouse, Xinput gamepads and (NEW) PlayStation®4 DualShock®4 controllers; plug whatever you have in and use it; the game will adjust its prompts to match more accurately - Home is now fully playable with a mouse/trackpad (except for that one puzzle that requires typing) - new pause menu allows you to return to title screen or quit to desktop - game now renders beautifully on 21:9 monitors!
removedBug fixes and improvementstweaked, higher-res, better-looking title and ending screens - gamepads no longer rumble if not actively in use - screenshots now work consistently * - better window mode switching (just hit F4) - text boxes can no longer be skipped by accident! - locked doors consistently display "now unlocked" text - a bunch of little "how is that still a thing?" fixes * Mac version sometimes takes "partial screenshots" — we are trying to find a way around this and will address this in a future update.
Home changes
addedHoly crap, people — did you realize that Home is almost five years old!? And you continue to play, question, debate and enjoy it, which brings many a smile to our weathered faces. Home gets a lot of under-the-hood improvements today, to make your playing experience better, and to future-proof the game as new players continue to discover it and dive in.
addedHome now more seamlessly supports keyboard, mouse, Xinput gamepads and (NEW) PlayStation®4 DualShock®4 controllers; plug whatever you have in and use it; the game will adjust its prompts to match more accurately - Home is now fully playable with a mouse/trackpad (except for that one puzzle that requires typing) - new pause menu allows you to return to title screen or quit to desktop - game now renders beautifully on 21:9 monitors!
removedtweaked, higher-res, better-looking title and ending screens - gamepads no longer rumble if not actively in use - screenshots now work consistently * - better window mode switching (just hit F4) - text boxes can no longer be skipped by accident! - locked doors consistently display "now unlocked" text - a bunch of little "how is that still a thing?" fixes * Mac version sometimes takes "partial screenshots" — we are trying to find a way around this and will address this in a future update.
Holy crap, people — did you realize that Home is almost five years old!? And you continue to play, question, debate and enjoy it, which brings many a smile to our weathered faces. Home gets a lot of under-the-hood improvements today, to make your playing experience better, and to future-proof the game as new players continue to discover it and dive in.
What's New in v1.6.0
- Home now more seamlessly supports keyboard, mouse, Xinput gamepads and (NEW) PlayStation®4 DualShock®4 controllers; plug whatever you have in and use it; the game will adjust its prompts to match more accurately - Home is now fully playable with a mouse/trackpad (except for that one puzzle that requires typing) - new pause menu allows you to return to title screen or quit to desktop - game now renders beautifully on 21:9 monitors!
Bug fixes and improvements
- tweaked, higher-res, better-looking title and ending screens - gamepads no longer rumble if not actively in use - screenshots now work consistently * - better window mode switching (just hit F4) - text boxes can no longer be skipped by accident! - locked doors consistently display "now unlocked" text - a bunch of little "how is that still a thing?" fixes * Mac version sometimes takes "partial screenshots" — we are trying to find a way around this and will address this in a future update.
A message to the players
We still can't believe how popular this game got since its launch, and how many of you have jumped in to try our brand of horror-mystery-adventure. We just wanted to say thanks for all the support these past years — we hope you'll continue to enjoy Home, and our other games. :-) Ben
