New Adventure Game "Leaving Home" Revealed by Mister Antonio Developer

After delighting fans with a series of clever puzzles built around basic concepts like colors, Bart Bonte returns with a new challenge. This latest creation from the solo indie developer is not another vibrant brainteaser. Instead, it focuses on the everyday ritual of getting ready for work and leaving the house.

It’s 7:00 AM

The experience begins at 7:00 AM as the alarm clock rings. Operating as a point-and-click adventure, you interact with the environment much like in real life. Where is the light switch? Which drawer holds your clothes? You tap on items in the bedroom to begin your morning routine.

Before progressing, you must solve a few intuitive puzzles. These involve matching simple patterns through alignment or rotation. Your next stop is the bathroom, where you continue tapping on objects to complete your tasks.

Leaving Home establishes a contemplative mood through visual simplicity and an ambient soundtrack. True to Bonte's style, the entire setting features an abstract, quietly surreal design.

Leaving Home Is Simple

The game guides you through eight distinct rooms. Each area is carefully crafted and seamlessly connected to the next. You navigate this strange, interlinked space by examining details, solving puzzles, and discovering the peculiar secrets Bonte has hidden within.

Take a look at the game below.

For some time, Bart Bonte has been crafting charming color-centric games and unconventional puzzles. His color series includes Yellow, Red, Black, Blue, Green, Pink, Purple, and Orange. Other notable titles from his portfolio are Logica Emotica, Words for a Bird, and the recent release, Mister Antonio.

Leaving Home captures the feeling of those heavy mornings and the slow, deliberate effort to put everything in order. The game is available now as a free download. Players have the option to remove advertisements via a single in-app purchase. You can find it on the Google Play Store.

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