What it is
Wake Word: Almost Home is a browser horror adventure by Redrakam set in a house, where you watch events unfold through the house's nine security cameras. Its most distinctive feature is the optional microphone: the game page says that with it on, the house can hear you, and it remembers. The nine cameras are part of the story's house surveillance and don't turn on your camera. The author's AI disclosure on the page lists AI assistance for code, graphics, sounds and text, without naming a model.
Who it's for: Players who like horror with emotional weight and want to try interacting with a game by voice.
Before you start: It runs in the browser with keyboard and mouse, and the page doesn't say whether it works on phones. It has English and Persian subtitles. The main game is free; music, wallpapers, a family archive and a soundtrack are optional paid extras, and you don't need them to play. The microphone is optional. The author's privacy note says "Microphone audio is never stored or sent" and that no player data is sent anywhere; that's the author's promise, and we haven't verified the code. Content notes: the story deals with losing family, the death of parents and children in danger, with jump scares, flashing images and sudden loud sounds; the game offers reduced flashing and a streamer mode. The page gives no license.
Based on the game page's public information. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.