
Patchwork Home is a dating action game where you help a colorful cast of characters build a home in a world that has broken more times than they can count. But, for some reason, these goofballs think this time it'll be different. Make sure that it is. Currently in Alpha.
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A love story about how even in a broken world, you can still be made to feel whole.
In Patchwork Home, players will be able to pick up the pieces of a comically broken world and build a home. But it won't be easy.
(Prototype story) You awake on the grass, while a robot i watches over you. Your new landlord. He has also brought your best friend, Tony, and a random woman. None of you mind, because any shelter in a world that has gone through 99 apocalypses is welcome. But then again... why does it watch you so intently? And why is it so interested in collecting favors?

As time passes, you'll share meals, moments and more. And with every passing day, you will see these characters slowly come out of their shell (a bit more quickly because this is the prototype) and begin to heal from the never ending chaos.
Spend time with a cast of five unforgettable characters and experience their trials and their stories. You will inspire them to invest in a world that does not seem worth investing in. Invest in the home that you are building together.

And in the end of it all, you will inspire them to invest in you. In the love that you share. You will inspire them (okay, Fernanda) to draw you as a gorilla.

The world has broken countless times, and it will break again. Unless you stop it. Fight your way through horrifying and surreal dungeons, where you not only face the chaos, but manage it. Stack the deck in your favor with our unique combat system that mixes strategic deckbuilding mechanics with high-paced hack & slash combat.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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