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85% positive of 120 · Very Positive · Live from Steam
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DOT’S HOME is a single-player, 2D, narrative-driven video game that follows a young Black woman in Detroit living in her grandmother’s beloved home, as she travels through time to relive key moments in her family’s history where race, place, and home collide in difficult choices.
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Review score: 85% on 2026-11-01 → 85% today (120 reviews)
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Changelog:v1.0.8 - v1.0.10Updated Unity version to Unity 6.v1.0.11Updated to a patched version of Unity 6 to address the recent Unity security vulnerability.
Changelog: Fixed a bug where Carlos sometimes disappeared from the basement in Chapter 4. If Carlos is still missing, talking to Mavis again and then returning to the basement should fix it.
Changelog: Fixed a bug with the pamphlet interaction in Chapter 3 where the slots on the table for placing the pamphlets would sometimes be registered as full even when they were empty. This caused the pamphlets to stop snapping into place and would prevent co…
Changelog: Fixed typo in the first dialogue with Dot's grandparents in the Kitchen (1959). Switched the speakers of the first two lines of the second Apartment Hallway (1992) eavesdrop dialogue in Chapter 2, so now the correct characters are saying those lines…
Changelog: Added a new interaction to the kitchen where Dot can look at the photos/postcards/etc on the fridge. Added version number label to the settings menu to more easily tell which version of the game is being played.
Changelog: v1.0.2 Fixed a bug where repeated opening and closing the pause menu very quickly would eventually cause a null reference. Fixed a bug where loading a save file could potentially trigger an auto-save for certain flags, causing them to get overwritte…
Works great on Steam Deck. Results from Valve's own testing.