
The Sandman came back to take revenge. This time his victim is Tim, Laura’s husband. Will you succeed in pulling him out of nightmare?
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Portuguese - Portugal*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Très sympa
A nice continuation of the story from Dreamscapes: Sandman. While its core is still mostly a point-n-click adventure game, the developer did attempt to incorporate the more traditional elements of the 'Hidden Object' alongside the usual puzzles you have to solve. Also, it appears as though the sequel addresses the random CTDs you may get playing the first Dreamscapes game, as I managed to finish the story without crashing once. While the game itself is roughly the same in terms of art, music and progression, I do have a few gripes with the sequel. Firstly, the hint system is seemingly broken most of the time, so if you're stuck in an area where the hint doesn't work, then you either have to bruteforce it or find a player's walkthrough to guide you through it, both of which aren't particularly fun to do with the latter potentially revealing spoilers if those bother you. Second, the story feels a lot shorter than the first. Even with the extra HOG scenes, it took a notably shorter time to finish than the prequel. This makes the price tag seem a little too steep. While it does improve on the flaws from the prequel, I feel the short story doesn't justify the retail price. Hence, I would only recommend if the title goes on sale, or get it in a bundle.
3/10
Relaxing
It is a perfectly fine hidden objects game, I got my time out of it. But I bought it in a bundle of other games, I don't think it is worth the full price tag; which is why I am not recommending it. (Someone also pointed out it may be a big fish game or something, and this edition just has an ending you don't get in the other version)
eu nem sei como tenho esse jogo, e muito menos pq tenho a edição premium
Aj
Worse than the prequel, mostly because of the broken hint system - it seems the hints only work in the hidden object screen (where you don't really need them), and only ever say "there is nothing to do here" in the main game, which is worse than unhelpful, it's actively misleading. Especially annoying when you're asking for a hint because you can't find anything to do, and it turns out the thing you're supposed to be doing is a thing you already tried twice but a finicky target refused to recognize it (think you should steam up a window? Don't use a cup of hot water on the window, nor on that piece of the window sill, you gotta use it on *that* piece of the window sill! To help you find that, I'm gonna say "there's nothing to do here".) And that's just one example, I was thrown off by finicky [and nonsensical] target areas at least four times throughout the game. It's still an okay game, but there are so many better hidden object + puzzle games that this can only merit a "do not recommend".
"Laura, I'm alive!" BOOOOOOOOOOOO.
What a great little game
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