Where The Water Tastes Like Wine Debuts At Game Awards
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Former Gone Home Developer Returns With Where The Water Tastes Like Wine

In the wake of the massive critical success of Gone Home, programmer Johnnemann Nordhagen surprisingly decided to leave The Fullbright Company, the studio he co-founded. In the time since, he went on to build his own studio, Dim Bulb Games, and during the pre-show for The Game Awards 2015, we got our first look at their debut effort, Where The Water Tastes Like Wine.
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In the wake of the massive critical success of Gone Home, programmer Johnnemann Nordhagen surprisingly decided to leave The Fullbright Company, the studio he co-founded. In the time since, he went on to build his own studio, Dim Bulb Games, and during the pre-show for The Game Awards 2015, we got our first look at their debut effort, Where The Water Tastes Like Wine.

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Scheduled to launch in 2016 for Windows PC and Mac, the unique and haunting debut trailer for Where The Water Tastes Like Wine can be glimpsed above.


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