In the first episode of Fears to Fathom you play as Miles, a 14 years old kid who is home alone while his parents are out of town for work. The first episode of Fears to Fathom is free to play, more episodes are coming soon.Fears to Fathom : Home Alone. “ fathom” in The Century Dictionary, New York, N.Y.: The Century Co., 1911.Fears to Fathom is an episodic psychological horror game where each episode unveils a short story narrated by the ones who survived.“ fathom” in Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary, G.Swedish: begripa (sv), fatta (sv), förstå (sv).Spanish: comprender (es), ahondar (es), profundizar (es).Hungarian: kitalál (hu), megért (hu), rájön (hu), kifürkész (hu).German: begreifen (de), verstehen (de), ergründen (de).Estonian: mõistma (et), aru saama (et), hoomama.Dutch: begrijpen (nl), bevroeden (nl), snappen (nl), vatten (nl).Czech: proniknout (cs), porozumět do hloubky.Synonyms: fathom out, figure out, puzzle out, work out ( transitive, figuratively ) To get to the bottom of to manage to comprehend understand (a problem etc.).( transitive ) To measure the depth of, take a sounding of.( transitive, archaic ) To encircle with outstretched arms, especially to take a measurement to embrace.Russian: морская са́жень f ( morskaja sáženʹ ), фатом (ru) m ( fatom ), фадом (ru) m ( fadom )įathom ( third-person singular simple present fathoms, present participle fathoming, simple past and past participle fathomed).German: Klafter (de) m or n, Faden (de) m.Cognate with Low German fadem, faem ( “ a cubit, thread ” ), Dutch vadem, vaam ( “ fathom ” ), German Faden ( “ thread, filament, fathom ” ), Danish favn ( “ embrace, fathom ” ), Norwegian Bokmål favn ( “ embrace, fathom ” ), Swedish famn ( “ the arms, bosom, embrace ” ), Icelandic faðmur ( “ embrace ” ), Latin pateō, Ancient Greek πετάννυμι ( petánnumi ), Ancient Greek πέταλος ( pétalos ). From Middle English fathome, fadome, from Old English fæþm, fæþme ( “ outstretched or encircling arms, embrace, grasp, protection, interior, bosom, lap, breast, womb, fathom, cubit, power, expanse, surface ” ), from Proto-Germanic *faþmaz ( “ embrace ” ), from Proto-Indo-European *pet- ( “ to spread out, extend ” ).

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