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Home Alone

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Also known as
ホーム・アローン

This platform game challenges you to set traps in one hour, then survive the burglars' invasion by strategically using your defenses.

The DOS version of Home Alone, developed by Imagineering and published by THQ, was released in 1991, the same year as the original game's debut on other platforms.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1991
Perspective
Side view
Size
490.73 KB
Version
HA.EXE
Rating
0 votes

About Home Alone

Home Alone is a game where the player controls a character named Kevin, who must secure his family's possessions while evading two intruders who have entered the house. The setting is a home from which the family is absent.

Successful play involves more than just collecting items; it requires using the environment strategically against the pursuers. Kevin has access to a slingshot and a water pistol for direct interaction. Environmental hazards, such as strategically placed banana peels or a bowling ball positioned on a high surface, serve as important tools for creating obstacles.

The primary objective is to gather all belongings and move them to a safe location without being captured. This creates a challenging dynamic of simultaneous collection and evasion.