Today developer Humble Grove and indie label Fellow Traveller (Citizen Sleeper, Paradise Killer, Genesis Noir) announced that No Longer Home will be making its way to PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 via the PlayStation Store on March 3.
Inspired by real-life events, No Longer Home is a contemporary narrative centered around two non-binary protagonists, Ao and Bo, as they are forced to undergo changes in their lives brought on by situations out of their control. Conveying powerful and relatable themes surrounding identity, uncertainty, and relationships, No Longer Home closely connects players with moments of everyday life in a refreshingly honest story about what it means to move on.
First released on PC and Mac on July 30, 2021, and then on Nintendo Switch and Xbox consoles on October 7, 2021, No Longer Home has received critical praise and positive reception for its relatable and deeply honest storytelling. It has additionally earned commendations from outlets such as PC Gamer, Kotaku, and GAMINGBible for how it interlaces the realities of everyday suburban life with magic realism.
No Longer Home will be available from the PlayStation store for $14.99 USD from March 3. As with previous versions of the game, the PlayStation versions will include localization in Japanese and Simplified Chinese. For more information about No Longer Home and its PlayStation debut, please visit Humble Grove’s website and follow them and Fellow Traveller on Twitter!
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