Funny / Gone Home

• Among the many varieties of items scattered about the house are 12 fl. oz. cans of soda. If you check the nutritional information on the side of one, you'll see that it claims to contain two 6 oz. servings.
• Katie's thoughts of some items are revealed through the mouse-over captions. For example, when you find a book in your parents ensuite about helping older couples re-kindle their marriage, both personally and... physically?
  Caption: ...eww.
• At one point Katie finds a letter written by Sam, detailing her sex life with Lonnie. The letter remains open for about 8 seconds before it's closed automatically, with Katie's caption stating "Ok, not reading any more of that." You can try reading it again, but all that happens is a caption about how she's still not reading any more of that.
  • If there were such a thing as Fridge Funny, then that diary entry becomes it when you later find a note from Sam's parents about her grounding. One of the terms is Sam "cannot have the bedroom door closed when Lonnie is in the house." It's not hard to put two and two together.
• Sam's Health Class assignment, which weaves an explanation of the menstrual cycle into a, erm... bloody story about a bombing raid in World War II. The teacher's comment at the end really sells it.
  • In the basement Katie finds her old Health Class homework and she did the exact same assignment when she was in high school. Katie's buttoned-up, striaghtforward essay couldn't be more different from Sam's...until you realize she copied every single line (with a few paraphrases here an there) and only added in the story to make sure she won't get caught.
• Just to let you know what a pompous ass Terry's father is, one of his published books is called Joyce: A Complete Understanding.
• Sam and Lonnie laughing at the idea of sending pictures on a personal handheld electronic device.
• One of the leaderboards in the Console Edition is called "Footsteps Simulated", showing you how much steps you have taken. This is a reference on how this game has been derogatively genred as a Walking Simulator.

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