Three Fourths Home: Extended Edition

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Pros:

Striking visual style contributes to tense atmosphere, Sharp writing creates complex, nuanced characters, Extra content offers further characterization, Encourages replaying through different dialogue options
Powerful choices, great aesthetic, insightful extras

Cons:

Controls sometimes lead to choosing a dialogue option by mistake, Highcontrast art can strain eyes after long play session
Uninspired visual novel framework

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Last revision on March 14, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Striking visual style contributes to tense atmosphere, Sharp writing creates complex, nuanced characters, Extra content offers further characterization, Encourages replaying through different dialogue options
Powerful choices, great aesthetic, insightful extras

Reviewers Didn't Like

Controls sometimes lead to choosing a dialogue option by mistake, Highcontrast art can strain eyes after long play session
Uninspired visual novel framework

Expert reviews and ratings

I'm conflicted on my feelings towards Three Fourths Home. It could be that I'm just not a huge fan of visual novels, but I didn't find it nearly as amazing as other people make it out to be. It has an interesting concept, a well-written dreary story,...

By nerdreactor.com on November 16, 2015

I can barely hear my car's radio over the storm. It's just a low buzz and a series of rhythmic thumps. I'm alone on the highway, flanked by rows of Nebraskan corn, driving in the shadow of the wind turbines in the distance, steadily spinning along in the...

By GameSpot on April 03, 2015

Corn You drive and you talk. You drive past stalks of Nebraska corn, with the occasional building or tree interrupting the seemingly infinite crops. You talk with your mother, your father and your younger brother, each of whom wants to know what...

By Hooked Gamers on March 27, 2015