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Home Alone

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Also known as
ホーム・アローン

Use traps and toys to evade burglars while retrieving family belongings.

Home Alone for Game Boy was developed by Imagineering and published by THQ in 1991; it is the original release of this version, with no earlier platform version of the same game.


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Released
1991
Genre
Perspective
Side view
Size
73.86 KB
Rating
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About Home Alone

Home Alone for the Game Boy centers on a boy who must secure his family's possessions while evading intruders who have entered the house. The primary objective involves retrieving items and moving them to a safe location without being captured.

Players can utilize a slingshot and water pistol for direct interaction. Environmental manipulation also serves as a key strategy, where objects like banana peels or strategically placed bowling balls can be used to hinder the pursuing burglars.

Success depends on both navigating the home to collect belongings and employing these various tools and traps to create obstacles. The gameplay presents a challenging scenario of avoidance and resourceful use of the setting.

Home Alone Screenshots

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Title
Daniel Stern
Joe Pesci
Get robber to follow you
And then he stands on the trap
Use the key to open door
In the basement
How do you get past these
Jump and they move
The first boss
Jump at the brick so it falls on the spider
The spider is dead