Welcome to House Defender, an auto-adaptive Mixed Reality game that turns your whole room into a free-roam playspace. Defend your walls from incoming monsters, walk freely around your space, take cover behind your furniture, and protect your home! Invite your friends to join in co-located or remote multiplayer - together, you are the last line of defense until dawn brings reinforcements.
House Defender scans your room the moment you start. The game builds itself around your real walls and furniture, so no two homes play the same.
Then your surroundings morph into the center of an enchanted, mystical forest. A wooden fence traces your real walls and marks the boundary you have to defend. Every wall and every object becomes part of your adventure.
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June 13, 2022
Free-Roam Game: First, you need to Scan your real environment with your controllers (similar to the new room setup from meta) and then the virtual world gets generated on top of that automatically. Simple fun game, but mindblowing technology: you just walk through your living room naturally and can even feel the virtual objects :)
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September 10, 2022
Have to say normally stuff like this is a lot of faff, this was simple to set up and Alot of fun. Only thing I'd say is maybe add a few more environments and a bit of music for atmosphere. Bought it on sale, totally worth it, very cathartic
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November 2, 2025
So I'll ask directly, explain to me why i need a whole additional PC and to pay $0.46 a player to run your crap server to play more than 2 players on this game? When half the marketplace is now indie developers giving away gorilla tag clones with comparable graphics and more effort put into gameplay than this game, why do you think it's okay to paywall extra players into(with a ridiculous amount of setup work) into your colocation methodology? Paywalling then advertising their COMMERCIAL USE server subscription in a consumer game to play more than 2 players is insane, and in blatant violation of the dev terms of use for Meta, unless there is some strange loophole in the terms that allowed this BS because of how they set up the quest 2's mapping structure.
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January 15, 2026
The game is relatively simple but extremely fun. Feels like classic zombies and the difficulty is actually challenging! One thing I noticed is that power ups spawn very infrequently and the difficulty ramps up rather quickly. As a solo player it proved to be pretty hard to get past a certain round. Haven’t tried multiplayer but I can imagine this is even better with friends (either in the same space or online). Also, keep in mind when you’re scanning your room and it asks you to create a boundary for every item/furniture that’s in your way, please mark EVERYTHING. Not only does it add to the aesthetic of your defensive area by creating in-game representations of your stuff, but I forgot to scan my cat’s litter robot and almost put my hand in it trying to repair a fence 😅
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May 24, 2025
update: Hi developers, in this latest update you have included Meta's room tracking but you have completely eliminated your tracking system which in my opinion was still great! and in my opinion it is worth keeping both of them in the game, letting the player choose which of the two systems to use! do you know why? because with your tracking in addition to being immediate and quite simple, it has the advantage of being able to manage things a bit as you want, so for example add obstacles even where there aren't any to create a more particular map, something you can't do with Meta's room tracking. so I recommend keeping both of them. Update: I like the new update. the game did a good job with the virtualization of real furniture. do you have a Discord server where you can provide feedback, debugging, and ideas? I would like to be able to choose different hands and not always have skeleton hands. furthermore, once they are inside I would like to be able to punch them again, and defend myself as much as possible, I would also like to be able to grab them by the arm and throw them away (the lighter ones obviously) in addition to reloading the gun with a button I would like to have a reload in which I make a movement with my arm. while regarding the fence, have you also tried to make the player do a sort of movement with the simulated hammer? instead of moving it left and right up and down also that the player should give virtual hammers? It's good that Meta's room tracking is not used, so the user can decide independently to create different shapes. After making the boundaries of the room you can choose to make furniture boundaries larger or that add other shapes that are not there while maintaining the furniture boundaries of the room I tried it yesterday and the fact that you can create different shapes when setting up the room improves the experience while playing
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