How do I play *The Almost Gone* on PC?

The Almost Gone is available on mobile, but did you know that you can play it directly from your PC using an Android emulator?

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★★★★☆ 4,0/5
1,213 reviews
Studio: Playdigious
Category : Adventure

Download and set up The Almost Gone on a PC

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Go to the download page in click herethen click on the yellow button "Download The Almost Gone on PC".

Download The Almost Gone on PC
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Wait for the download to finish - the file will appear in the bottom left-hand corner of your browser.

Wait for download to complete
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Open the file .exe to launch the installation.

Open .exe file
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Click on "Install in the window that opens.

Click on Install
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If you are offered bonus software, click on "Reject — It's not necessary to play *The Almost Gone*.

Reject bonus software
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Please wait while the emulator automatically installs The Almost Gone.

Wait for download to complete

Here we are, The Almost Gone is now installed on your PC! Now all you have to do is launch the game and enjoy the experience on the big screen.

Everything You Need to Know About The Almost Gone

Discover the complex landscapes and connections of your existence, and the repercussions of your actions, in this award-winning narrative puzzler, where death, loss and sanity intertwine and intertwine. Between life and death, isolated and on your own, unearth the shocking truths that decided your destiny. Skip the stunning facades and interiors of a suburban lifestyle to discover a contemporary narrative crafted by an award-winning author. Reconstruct this fascinating story by revealing objects and memories, and decode these clues to delve into the heart of the story and its secrets. From your own home to eerily deserted streets, through apartment buildings and abandoned hospitals, search for clues and the way forward. Each new revelation allows you to see more clearly, and to get closer to the people and places that surrounded you, in your much too short life. Why are you here ? Why are you trapped and alone? Will you ever escape? • Experience an intense and immersive narrative crafted by award-winning author, Joost Vandecasteele. • Explore every nook and cranny of each beautiful setting. • Play five captivating chapters that will lead you to the truth through many secrets and twists. • A modest living room, a tent in the middle of the forest, a police car perched in a tree, an abandoned hospital... Discover a disturbing suburb that is off the beaten track. • Optimized for mobile devices.

What Players Think of *The Almost Gone*

To give you an objective overview, we've compiled several player reviews of *The Almost Gone*.

★★★★★
Very good point&click, a little easy but we will especially remember the atmosphere, the artistic direction and the story (which may leave you a little hungry). We take pleasure in browsing the different boxes and discovering little by little the underside of this whole story! The style and atmosphere of the game is truly excellent, and the puzzles are mind-blowing. I haven't finished it yet but I can't wait and hope they do more in style! I highly recommend.
★★★★☆
Fairly classic puzzle game but a little too simple. On the plot side, we feel a rather dark story, but which is sorely lacking in clarification. Very interesting and immersive but I remain on my hunger when the end of the game arrives. For me, there are a few chapters missing to properly close this story.
★★★☆☆
Images too small, without the possibility of enlarging, which makes the game not very pleasant for me. Too small, too bad you can't enlarge the images.
★★☆☆☆
Gameplay is ok. The puzzles are easy. The end is abrupt so that we don't even have time to understand what really happened... and anyway the story doesn't make any sense. The game is too short and does not allow us to understand what they are trying to tell us about the characters...
★☆☆☆☆
4.89 euros to see a loading screen... So I requested a refund. The game starts correctly but as soon as I start a game the loading screen appears and then nothing.... (15 minutes that it runs constantly) What a pity for me who loves diorama games... I'm going back to TinyRoom . Sorry.