- Publisher: Digerati Distribution
- Release Date: May 10, 2018
- Also On: PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One
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Aug 19, 2018A game that manages to be visceral following the easy path: taking extreme characters to create an effective drama. The freedom of choice that you have only serves to configure the alter ego you wish to embody. The epilogue is not up to the main game.
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Jul 2, 2018Three Fourths Home: Extended Edition is a different experience to many of the offerings that the Nintendo eShop has to offer. It doesn’t quite hit the emotional hammer that something like Last Day of June does, but it’s all very well written enough to be able to take a common piece of cake from it. I do think it’s a very hard game to review as it’s not a game in any way, shape or form in the conventional sense. If I was to see it as a game, it would be a terrible one. But, as a way to tell a story, it’s certainly effective enough to work as intended.
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Jun 28, 2018If you want to get away with sticking a book on a console, it is pretty important to make the actual tale an intriguing one, and - better yet - add in some useful interactions. This all feels so empty, even when attempting to drive the conversation in certain directions. Mundane is the perfect word to describe Three Fourths Home, and its Extended Edition post-game story content is simply more of the same weak melodrama. There are so many alternatives out there vying for your attention; check them out instead.