"Your House: A Hidden Truth - Now Available as an Interactive Book and Game!"

Spanish game studio Patrones & Escondites is back with another mind-bending mystery in "It’s Your House: A Hidden Truth," a narrative puzzle thriller where you unveil the secrets of your own house as a teenager. Launched today on Android, PC via Steam, and iOS, this free-to-play game blends interactive storytelling with escape-room-style puzzles. Imagine it as a book you can play or a game you can read!

Wrapped Inside a House that Seems to Be Alive with Secrets

Set in the 90s, "Your House: A Hidden Truth" follows Debbie, an 18-year-old experiencing the worst birthday imaginable. Expelled from school, betrayed by her best friend, and hit by a car on her way home, Debbie's night takes a mysterious turn when an envelope appears in her room at midnight. Inside, she finds an old key, a cryptic postcard, and an address. With nothing left to lose, she steals a motorcycle and heads toward the unknown, discovering a massive, eerie house filled with locked doors, hidden passages, and a mysterious story.

The house itself is a puzzle. As Debbie explores, she encounters strange objects and uncovers the intertwined lives of three people whose pasts are deeply connected to this place.

Your House: A Hidden Truth Is the Prequel to Unmemory

If you've played "Unmemory," you'll recognize the signature storytelling style of Patrones & Escondites. "Your House: A Hidden Truth" serves as a prequel to "Unmemory" but stands on its own, requiring no prior knowledge of the game.

Drawing inspiration from real-life mysteries, such as an actual Manhattan apartment designed by architect Eric Clough with hidden compartments and secret messages, the game features pop art and comics-style visuals. Themes of identity, ambition, and the cost of chasing dreams unfold as the mystery deepens. If you enjoy text-driven games, be sure to check it out on the Google Play Store.

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