Dreamscape

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Dialogue is very rough. Game itself not very well optimized...sometimes in battles some of the on screen text (such as level up announcement) will be cut off by the character image. First area gives one character a weapon but not the other, resulting in minimal damage. Typical RPG-Maker level design with maze-like levels that sort of just spread all over the place. Could be a lot of interesting ideas in here. Entering the characters "dreams" (they are awake...?) seems interesting. I see attempts at humor mixed in here. Looks like there is some variety and unlockables as game progresses. But I just couldn't make it that far before I had to bow out. This game won't be bad for everyone, but it was bad for me.

I played this game after playing 3 really bad RPGs in a row and it was a nice breath of fresh area. It is different than your average RPGMaker game in that it is part adventure game and part RPG. See early on you end up in this dreamscape, and are given the goal of figuring out how to get out of it. From there you have to explore and figure out how to progress. Some may find that off putting it but it reminded me of older Sierra games, especially Quest for Glory. Personally I liked trying to figure out how to progress through the dreamscapes while solving the puzzles and slowly getting farther and father into each based on the items I've found so far in my adventure. If I had any criticism of this game it is I didn't really like the jailhouse games, they felt kinda tacked on when they occurred. Almost like they were there just to slow down the game a little at that point in the game. Outside of that though I have no other criticisms. Now where is Dreamscape 2?

I had fun with this game; for an RPG maker game I would say it's pretty good. There are 4 levels of difficulty to choose from, Ataraxia (Very Easy, most extra health), Utopia (Easy, extra health), Dream (Normal, no changes to health), and Nightmare (Hard, less health). I chose to play on "Dream (Normal)" mode. You can have up to 15 different save files, which is nice if you want to keep save files from different difficulties. I appreciate the humor and banter among the characters. I did not encounter any bugs in my playthrough. You use headphones to travel to various characters' dreams, explore them, and revisit them at times (pretty cool concept). Some dreams are happy, some are grim. The game is non-linear, which leads to lots of exploration. Along the way you fight "glitches," that look like little flames (some will move around, some are stationary). The glitches will either be orange (normal), red (harder), or purple (hardest). After you defeat a glitch, it's gone for good. If a glitch is too problematic, there is a limited amount of items that will let you skip a stationary glitch. There are limited amounts of battles (experience), healing items, and gold, so there is some resource management. There are healing items, magic replenishing items, and stat boosting items to pick up from the ground. These get consumed and used immediately when you walk over them. (You can always just leave them there and grab them when you actually need them if you don't need them at the time - you may want to do this in case someone in your party is knocked out; some of the healing items will revive them.) There are also a limited amount of permanent stat-boosting items you can purchase from various vendors. As a note you can use the healer in Lostham, but if you do that you will not get the best rewards upon completing the game. You'll get 3 additional party members along the way, for a total of 4. One minor gripe with getting a new party member is that they always start at level 1 instead of joining your party at the level you're already at. At least you do get all of your party members relatively early on, so catching up isn't that bad. Each party member has their own unique/most helpful thing, see spoiler. [spoiler]Erin (girl) is good at tanking hits, but also has a heal and does decent damage. Athena (cat) is a good magic user. Peeboo (mouse) is good at crowd control with "Carrot Transformation" and also good at physical damage. Clochette (flower) is good at support, healing your team, boosting stats, and protecting from venom. She also gets some pretty awesome set-damage weapons later in the game.)[/spoiler]

complex game,worth it

play a few time on different difficulty level is fun

the cat alone makes the game worth it, athena is goated

The game is cute and it takes some skills to go through. Lots of effort has been put there. However it feels like something is missing at least for me, since I felt a bit lost on the path to follow and the actual use of some things. Still quite worth a try.