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It is 3:47 in the morning. On the nightstand a smart clock is making the sound a smoke detector would make if it had opinions. You live in a smart home that will not let you leave. Outside it is 3:47 as well: every clock in Nestwell Meadows says so, the neighbours are asleep, and the gate will not open until sunrise. Sunrise has been quietly cancelled.
HOME.BASE is a new text adventure with pictures for a forty-year-old computer. You type, the house answers, and somewhere on six disk sides there is a way out.
Fifty rooms, every one with its own picture. Three endings. It runs on a 64K Apple IIe from one floppy drive, and plays its tunes in three voices if there is a Mockingboard in the machine.