Go Home 1986
Indie
Go Home 1986 is a retro first-person maze game focused on navigation, time pressure, and atmosphere. Navigate abstract labyrinths, manage limited tools, and reach the exit before time runs out.
17 Feb, 2026
12 Apr, 2026
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Go Home 1986 is a retro first-person maze game focused on navigation, time pressure, and atmosphere. Navigate abstract labyrinths, manage limited tools, and reach the exit before time runs out.
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PC (Microsoft Windows)
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17 Feb, 2026
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Indie
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First person
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