The Homeling Collective is one of Home’s oldest and most respected groups. Comprised of dozens of motherships and hundreds of members, they represent an economic bloc of consumers — but, more than that, they are a strong symbol of Home’s community spirit, when all Home had was its community.
And now you can go Homeling yourself — for free.
Bacon. It’s not just for Homelings any more. Lockwood proves, once again, that Home is a deeply humorous place. And the Homeling Collective awards them their Seal of Approval for doing so.
When the Homelings go shopping for personal spaces or club skins, what are they looking for, and does it matter if all their criteria are met?
Home is not just a gaming platform. It is a social network for gamers. That is its core strength. And one of Home’s largest, most well-organized and respected groups has just trademarked itself: the Homeling(tm) Collective.
Some groups within Home use specific articles of clothing to help enhance group cohesion. But what happens when those items are removed?
Bowling is one of Home’s classic games, and its recent upgrades were not universally applauded. However, if one takes time to examine the interface on its own merits, it’s really quite good.
Hellfire Games created a personal estate that allows you to play with the physics of virtual reality; is it any wonder, then, that it has earned the Homeling Seal of Approval?
The Nebula Airship hasn’t exactly won much praise since its release. Yet in terms of Homeling aesthetic, it’s quite well-suited — and perhaps a welcome departure from just another static environment to something a bit more fantastical. Come check out the debut of the Homeling Seal of Approval!
It is said that what you get out of Home is what you put into it. As such, Home is a remarkable platform not just for gaming experiences, but social experiences and creative expression as well. Follow the story of one Homeling general’s quest to put together the perfect Home community art show, and how LOOT’s Space Apartment dramatically enhanced that vision.
The Homelings are one of Home’s oldest and most respected groups. As was seen initially in Issue #10, and now reprinted for extra glory, the Homelings have captured that elusive mix of fun and cohesion which are the hallmark of a great Home community organization.
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