Playhome Illusion Wiki

Here’s a write-up suitable for a PlayHome (Illusion) wiki homepage or main overview page.

Modding & Translations: Links to "HF Patches" (which translate the game into English) and character cards. Playhome Illusion Wiki

Playhome Illusion Wiki — Draft Paper

Abstract

This paper introduces the Playhome Illusion Wiki, a proposed collaborative knowledge base documenting the Playhome Illusion — a contemporary interactive illusion experience combining physical props, projection mapping, and user-driven narrative. The Wiki aims to serve creators, researchers, and enthusiasts by capturing design principles, technical methods, case studies, and community contributions. We describe scope, structure, content models, editorial workflows, technical architecture, and community governance, and argue the Wiki’s value for preserving ephemeral interactive artworks and supporting reproducible practice. Here’s a write-up suitable for a PlayHome (Illusion)

(プレイホーム). Developed by the legendary but now-closed studio Illusion, it remains a landmark title for its deep character customization and atmospheric storytelling. Main Characters : Learn more about the main

, the Illusion game, the most active and comprehensive site is the PlayHome Illusion Wiki (HF Wiki).

Main Characters: Learn more about the main characters in the game, including their backgrounds, personalities, and traits.
Supporting Characters: Meet the supporting characters in the game, including their roles and relationships with the main characters.

7. Version History

1.0 (Oct 2017) – Initial release.
1.1–1.4 (2017–2018) – Bug fixes and additional positions.
Party DLC (April 2018) – New costumes, animations, and story expansion.
Final official patch (July 2018) – End of support.

Safety, Accessibility, and Ethics

Safety checklists for physical builds (electrical, fire, structural).
Accessibility guidelines to make experiences inclusive (sensory options, alternative modes).
Ethical guidance for use of personal or sensitive memory content; clear consent practices for participants and documentation subjects.

Installation and troubleshooting.
Mods (clothing, poses, lighting, uncensoring).
Translation patches (Japanese to English).
Character card sharing.