Bring You Home

Alike Studio

About this game

From the creators of Love You to Bits, Alike Studio presents BRING YOU HOME

BRING YOU HOME unravels the story of Polo, a humble alien hero who will traverse all kinds of worlds in a frenzied chase to rescue his kidnapped alien pet.

BRING YOU HOME is a cute and accessible, purely visual, family-friendly puzzle adventure… with a twist in the gameplay. You don’t control the hero, you control the level ITSELF! How? Change and rearrange the pieces of every level to unveil the right path for Polo!

With this innovative mechanic, even failing can be fun! If poor Polo finds a deadly but hilarious fate, just go back in time and rewind the level.

Venture into oodles of worlds stuffed with magical characters, bizarre surprises, and many treacherous dangers – all to catch the captors of your missing pet. Will you get to the bottom of this mystery?

INVENTIVE
Explore a mind-boggling game mechanic that allows you to control the environment around you!

UNEXPECTED
Jump from world to world in dozens of levels all around the universe. You never know what’s gonna happen next!

SILLY
Discover all the wacky pitfalls in every level – you don’t want to miss them!

ADORABLE
Find and collect nostalgic pictures you took with your lovely pet! Oh, sweet memories…

Ratings and reviews

Was looking forward to this after the excellent Love you to bits, but it's sadly a let down. A cross between FRAMED & CAUSALITY whereby u wind back time & move the framed scenery about to reach an exit. Lovely graphics, animation & humour - U don't initially mind the character dying over & over either to see interesting ways it does do, but by level 18 the repetitive nature of the game, forces you into randomly moving the shapes around & boredom soon sets in. Ultimately disappointing.

Adorable game. I decided to get this after playing Love You to Bits. I knew I'd like it the same way that I liked the other game. The puzzles were challenging and I love the creatures. Just like Love You to Bits, the animation and art are the reasons I was drawn into playing it. <3

Ill admit, while I love the devs of this game and the game itself it was very one note compared to "Love you to bits" or "Tiny Thief" as theres no real exploration or tapping anything on screen, only mixing the scene. This mechanic can be fun and give varied results most of which are hilarious like a choose your own adventure almost but still feels like somethings missing. Great story and overall great game just didnt live up to past games