Cavern of Dreams

Lovely game that I think with a little less...pixelated textures, even if it wants to imitate old games, would look better. The sounds and the music are...well, not to my liking, but I think the puzzles and platformer are nice. I don't think I will keep playing it tho, but I bought it very cheap in a sell so I'm glad I didn't pick it for the full price.

Excellent collectathon platformer. Cute colourful graphics mask dark disparate themes. As unsettling as it is beautiful. Tight controls, instantly playable. Controller recommended. A must-play if you're a fan of N64 platformers. Required consulting a walkthrough once. Hint: Check the pool of water at the hub, its the entrance to a level and its very easy to miss. Looking forward to more from Bynine Studios.

An absolute gem of a game, dripping with charm. Gameplay and movement offer more freedom than initially meets the eye and feel wonderful to master. People have mentioned glitches and frustrating controls, but I didn't come across any, and actually found the controls the opposite. Once you finish the game, there's a bunch of little secrets and easter eggs to find as a little bonus. Would definitely recommend, especially if you have a soft spot for PS1 era 3D platformers.

Definitely one of those games I regret not buying earlier. Wasn't sure if it was for me so I put it off, but was really happy when I finally pulled the trigger. This game is basically Banjo Kazooie but with most if not all of the problems fixed. No horrible camera, no slippery physics, no awful combat, no deaths that reset all your progress, and no horrible swimming/flying controls. The gameplay is a fair bit more open as well. In BK most jiggies are collected in very specific ways and there's not a ton of wiggle room (outside of speedruns ofc). This game still has a clear intended path, but its possible to diverge from it if you're inventive or skilled enough. There's also more thought involved in general, some of the puzzles will definitely make you think for a second instead of being immediately obvious every time. The aethstic of the game is also something to be commended. They nailed the surreal dreamlike feeling. Nothing is really normal, everything ranges from a little bit weird to very weird. The amount of exploration that can be done even from the very start of the game is impressive, and going back to old inaccessible areas when you have new abilities feel rewarding. The controls definitely take some getting used to. Honestly your character feels pretty wimpy until you unlock the horn dive which lets you actually jump a useful distance. There are advanced physics based moves that you can do to go very fast or jump really high, but it takes practice to get them down. They're never required but I recommend putting in the time to learn them because it saves a lot of time. I wish there was less reliance on the glide move since it's really slow, but a lot of gliding can be skipped if you play a bit more risky and utilize the advanced moves. Overall I think the game is great. It will definitely scratch the itch for an N64 style platformer, while still maintaining its own identity. It's a bit short but I think $13 is a fair price.

Cute characters, fun gameplay, lovely artstyle, great game.

Perfectly executed little 3D platformer.

This game is pure wholesome good vibes. It's short and sweet but not too short. About 6-7 hours to 100% the game. Diverse puzzles and platforming, just challenging enough without getting annoying or repetitive. Controls can be a bit wonky at times. Just a cute and fun game. P.S Runs great and super fast on steam deck too.

SUPER CUTE GAME! loving every little bit of it.

Short and sweet! The platforming is definitely a bit wonky at times and the puzzles can be slightly confusing at times, but I've overall loved my time with the game. There's no way I can hate or even dislike such a friendly game. If you enjoy the classic N64 collectathons, this should be up your alley. Where it lacks in length, it makes up for in love and polish.

Never has there been a clunkier platformer than this since the days of E.T...