Shelter from the Storm is a point-and-click adventure from debut studio Home Groan Games, launching players into a puzzle-filled deserted manor on PC. The game taps into classic adventure sensibilities while bringing its own sensibility to the genre.
Early coverage highlights the game's charm and humor, with reviewers noting how it successfully channels the spirit of vintage point-and-click adventures. The title has already sparked discussion in gaming circles, including podcast coverage that examines both its gameplay and broader industry trends around monetization in indie releases.
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Now that I think about it, point-and-click adventures were the very thing that got me into gaming in the first place. I still remember vividly how excited I'd be to come home from school only to boot up our clunky MS-DOS and dive into another Sierra Entertainment misadventure, wh…
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Home Groan Games. Say it out loud a couple of times before you carry on, because the studio clearly put more thought into that pun than most developers manage in a whole release, and it deserves a proper mention. The studio's own debut, Shelter from the Storm, has just landed on…