Rick and Morty - A Way Back Home

About Rick and Morty - A Way Back Home

Ferdafs keeps shipping numbered builds, and 4.4 arrived on 27 August 2026 with a follow-up on 7 September. The presentation is animated 2D art inside Unity, so scenes move between stills instead of holding on one frame, and the writing keeps the show's joke-first rhythm even in scenes that slow down for dialogue.

Science fiction framing gives the story its excuses for abrupt scene changes, and the release also carries voyeurism and blackmail, so some routes lean on tension rather than comedy. Because it is a parody, characters and places echo the source material without retelling any single episode, which lets the plot go places an adaptation could not.

Windows, Mac, Linux and Android versions are all available at 4.4, and English is the only language. The build is uncensored. With the story still being extended, expect each numbered release to add scenes rather than reopen the ones you have already played through. The current version of the story is 4.4.

Features

• Version 4.4, updated 7 September 2026.
• Unity build with animated 2D art.
• Parody script with a sci-fi framing.
• Files for Windows, Mac, Linux and Android.
• Ongoing, with numbered releases.

How to install

Extract the archive for your platform and run the game executable from inside the folder. The Android build installs from its own package, and the Mac app may ask for confirmation on first launch.

Requirements

Windows, macOS, Linux, Android — English only, uncensored. Built in Unity.

FAQ

Is Rick and Morty - A Way Back Home finished?

No. It is ongoing at version 4.4, last updated on 7 September 2026.

Does the game run on Android?

Yes. An Android package is listed alongside the Windows, Mac and Linux builds.

What engine is Rick and Morty - A Way Back Home built on?

Unity, with animated 2D art rather than 3D models.

Tags

See also parody games, sci-fi games, Unity games.