A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, and Linux

Official Website

Soundtrack available on Spotify / Bandcamp / YouTube


Good morning!

Clock into work and make friends around the office in this small-scale game about ordinary people in an ordinary place.

Listening to the soundtrack before playing the game is recommended.

Thank you for your time.


Pitter-Patter Team

Max Miller
Director, Script, Music Composition, Sound Design, Gameplay Design

Frankie Connuli
Programming, 3D Art, Gameplay Design, Technical Art

Robin Rice
Art Director, 2D Art, Character Design, UI Design

GriffinGalactic
Environment Design, Texture Art

Krystal Amersbach
3D Art

Cameron Cruzen
3D Art


Musicians

Chelsea McBride
Flute

Steven Morris
Acoustic and Electric Guitar

Tiggs
Vocalist

Harpsona
Harp

Updated 5 days ago
StatusReleased
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux
Release date Aug 28, 2022
Rating
Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars
(3 total ratings)
AuthorPitter-Patter
GenreInteractive Fiction
Made withUnreal Engine
TagsAtmospheric, Experimental, Exploration, Low-poly, Mystery, Narrative, Short, Singleplayer, Story Rich
Average sessionA few hours
LanguagesEnglish
InputsKeyboard, Xbox controller
AccessibilityConfigurable controls
LinksTwitter, YouTube, Soundtrack, Soundtrack

Download

Download
Commonplace - Windows 838 MB
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Commonplace - Mac 776 MB
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Commonplace - Linux 41 MB

Install instructions

Mac Version: Commonplace is an unsigned app. Many Mac systems by default will prevent this software from being opened.

For those on MacOS 12 Monterey and below, you can change this setting in System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General > Allow apps downloaded from outside the App Store.

For those on MacOS 13 Ventura and above, you can change this setting in System Settings > Privacy & Security > Security > Allow applications downloaded from App Store and identified developers.

Once you've ensured your Mac is configured to the correct settings, you may bypass the certificate check by opening the context menu on the app icon, then selecting Open.



Development log

Comments

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Is this one of those games that turns into a horror game half way through, like Doki Doki or whatnot? I really cannot stand horror, so I'd like to know in advance.

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Hello! There are locations that may make players feel uneasy but there are no scares or explicitly creepy/disturbing imagery. It's an atmospheric piece, and sometimes that atmosphere is "dread," but it's never "scary." That was never our intention, at least.

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I found a bug, when pressing escape on a scene transition the game freezes up

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Thanks for reporting this! We've patched it in V2.