Her Trees: A Forgotten House

Her Trees: A Forgotten House

Point-and-Click Escape Room

1 ratings
7 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 23, 2026
  • September 23, 2026

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About

Explore a forgotten house filled with memories of a vanished girl. Solve classic escape room puzzles through hand-drawn art and a wordless narrative to uncover her story and make a final choice.

✓Hand-drawn monochrome ink art
✓Escape room puzzles
✓Wordless storytelling
✓Multiple game chapters
✓Player-driven ending
✓No timers or jump scares
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What's New in Her Trees

1.0.1

September 23, 2026

- bug fixes - new chapters

User reviews

Huh?

Playing it and suddenly it just ends. Chapter 20… I’m just left with a picture of a tree with the words ‘walk on’ underneath.. but no where to click other than those words.. and when clicked, it just takes me to the home page of either ‘continue’ or ‘new journey’ … there’s nothing to continue though? I’m so confused. Just seemed really short and ended suddenly. I thought it was going to be good, but it’s actually just a dead end.

Also, some of the items needing to be clicked just wasn’t right at all.. trying to click on the objects would either go to something else, or you’d just have to try clicking around and hope the thing you were aiming for would register! I think there’s things that need fixing and more of a story rather than a dead end at a tree and no where else to go… as it has potential but was quite a let down in the end.
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Response from developer

Thank you so much for taking the time to share such detailed feedback. We’re sorry the ending and some of the interactions left you disappointed. We understand the issues you mentioned, especially the unclear ending after Chapter 20 and the difficulty clicking the correct objects. We’re working on improvements for the next update, including fixing the interaction/clicking issues and improving the story progression and ending so the journey feels more complete. Your feedback is really valuable to us, and we truly appreciate you giving the game a try and supporting us. We hope you’ll give the updated version another chance! ❤️

Too short

I'm with the other reviewer here. It's an interesting game, but there is much to be desired. I completed it without hints within about 2 hours. The puzzles were kind of difficult, though, but there were too few of them. I hope the developer finds a way to make the game longer.

Response from developer

Hi, thank you for playing and for the honest review! We're so glad you enjoyed the puzzles. Making the game longer is one of the main things we're working on. We'd love to have you back, so update to the latest version and come play again. We hope to keep surprising you! 🌿

An Interesting Concept But Seems Unresolved

The free game is definitely worth a try!

Her Trees attempts to use an implicit and poetic narrative to encourage the player to fill in the missing pieces. Whilst the basic premise and overall music and visual style of the game are good, there are several places that can be improved. The game mechanics rely on a note system that doesn’t feel intuitive to use. Progress in the game sometimes requires backtracking to complete puzzles with no obvious reasons why. The game is also filled with oddities like putting passcodes into doors that are already off its hinges or clicking on areas to zoom in but objects/composition inexplicably change. Clues are limited, once you ran out there’s no other way of receiving hints. The puzzles themself seem to be either very easy or hard with little in between or variety. The game endings do not really provide much explanation to the events and history of the character either. So, in summary Her Trees has much potential but unfortunately most of it gets lost amongst its leaves.
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Response from developer

Hi, thank you for such a thoughtful review. It truly helps us. We're sorry that the notes, the backtracking and the limited hints got in the way of the story. We've been improving the game, and you can now get more hints whenever you need them. We'd really love for you to come back and give Her Trees: A Forgotten House another chance with the latest version. We hope it feels much closer to what you were hoping for! 🌿

Has Potential but Too Annoying

There’s no explanation for anything or how things work. The storyline leaves much to be desired. This feels like a half baked idea released before it was done. Could be great if they’d actually finish it

Response from developer

Hi, thank you for your honesty, and we're sorry the game felt unfinished. We've been working hard to make it clearer and more complete. We'd love for you to come back and try the latest version, and we hope this time it feels like the game you knew it could be! 💕

Not working on iPad?

It seems lovely but I can’t get the inventory to work on an iPad..

Response from developer

Hi, thank you for the kind words, and we're so sorry about the inventory trouble on iPad. We've been working on improvements, so please update to the latest version and come back to play. If anything still doesn't work, just leave us another review and we'll look into it right away. We'd love to have you back! 💕💕💕

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FAQ

What is Her Trees: A Forgotten House about?

Her Trees: A Forgotten House is a point-and-click escape room game set in an empty house. Players solve puzzles to uncover the story of a girl named Lena who vanished.

What kind of puzzles are in Her Trees: A Forgotten House?

The game features classic escape-room puzzles, including finding hidden codes, combining items, and discovering secrets that are revealed through interaction.

Does Her Trees: A Forgotten House have jump scares or timers?

No, Her Trees: A Forgotten House is designed as a quiet experience. It explicitly states there are no jump scares and no timers, allowing players to explore at their own pace.

What is the art style of Her Trees: A Forgotten House?

The game features a distinctive hand-drawn monochrome ink art style, creating a dreamlike and melancholic atmosphere for the player to immerse themselves in.

How is the story told in Her Trees: A Forgotten House?

The narrative is told without spoken words, relying on diary pages, symbols, and environmental clues. Players piece together Lena's life and the events that transpired.

What devices can I play Her Trees: A Forgotten House on?

Her Trees: A Forgotten House is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod, as indicated by its supported devices list.

Is Her Trees: A Forgotten House free to play?

Yes, Her Trees: A Forgotten House is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned for this title.

What is the age rating for Her Trees: A Forgotten House?

Her Trees: A Forgotten House has an age rating of 9+, making it suitable for younger players and above.