Play Haus, Das Online

Haus, Das came out for the Amiga in 1990, developed by Thalion Software. It was one of those quiet puzzle adventures that didn't get a lot of attention at the time, but it had a certain charm that stuck with players who found it. The game fit right into the Amiga's library of thoughtful, visually polished titles that didn't rely on action to hold your interest.

You control a character exploring a mysterious, ever-changing house, room by room. Your goal is to find a way out by solving a series of interconnected puzzles, many of which involve locating and using items in clever ways. The house rearranges itself as you play, which means backtracking can lead you somewhere new entirely. Puzzles are often logic-based, and some elements randomize between playthroughs, giving the game a bit of replay value. It moves at a deliberate pace, and the difficulty can spike depending on how the rooms shift. Playing it feels like being caught in a pleasant, slightly mischievous daydream where nothing stays where you left it.