I decided to subvert a game that I have already play once before because
I believe that it is easier to subvert a game that you already
understand. Though I would like to prove myself wrong by trying to play
subversively with a game I have never played before too! In the first
scene, I started picking random things from around the house and placing
it by the entrance lobby. I started going deeper into the house and
noticed that there were a big selection of “soft” objects such as
tissues and pillows. I immediately gravitated towards such objects and
started piling them on the staircase.
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Thursday, 1 February 2018
Subversive Play: Gone Home
For my subversive play, I chose to play the game Gone Home by
Fullbright Studios. Gone Home is an adventure exploration game where the
player comes back to an empty house after backpacking in Europe. Inside
the house the player needs to find clues and piece together information
as to why her parents and her sister have left. The game is very much
driven by its narrative and has basic mechanics of picking up and moving
items around in order to unlock the mystery. Finding certain items,
usually letters unlocks the story in a linear manner.
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