Not a Happy Family
Not a Happy Family is a game that you play as a blind protagonist. Your role in story mode is to explore the entire house for clues to understand your family's history.
The plot was written in a way that leaves several things in suspense, counted between the lines, leaving the player always with "a flea behind the ear" related to the events of the game.
It was also used a device for the player to set the story of the game without knowing that he is taking an important action, that is, it is possible to replay more than once and obtain different outcomes for each day and for the game itself.
The "For Fun" mode is the way in which the player must try to escape from the mansion while having a monster behind him wanting to kill him. It is a way that can make the player tense for not knowing where the monster is and even more, for the aggravating player being blind.
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DeveloperSapphirus Production
ReleasedFebruary 17, 2021
StatusBeta
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About This Game
A family relocates to an unfamiliar house, and over the course of three days, the player must acclimate to both the new dwelling and their relatives' quirks while uncovering secrets buried within the home's history. As the protagonist explores the mansion room by room, discovering clues woven throughout the decor and unpacked belongings, they'll navigate the complex dynamics between themselves, their parents, and the family dog. The outcome hinges on how well the player gets to know their family members during this brief window—overlooking crucial details or misreading relationships may trigger alternate conclusions to the story. An additional escape-style mode offers a separate experience where the player faces off against a mysterious threat, providing a break from the investigative narrative.