Faded Stories: Full Moon

Again, pretty much just more Bad Dream. This one's a bit creepier than the previous one. But, I really like how it continued the theme of undeads from the previous game, which extended into Bad Dream: Afterlife, which came out two years later. But the one thing I praise most about this game, is that in chapter 3 and chapter 4, we go into the eyes of different characters, and get to see our two protagonists through their eyes. This is huge to me, because this is the first time in any Bad Dream or Faded Stories game that we actually get a full-on look at the character we are controlling. It makes me wonder if our protagonist in the Bad Dream series is actually either of these characters. I personally like to think that we are Sarah in the Bad Dream series. (Except in Bad Dream: Memories, since we see a boy in the drawings. Though maybe Sarah was just boyish when she was younger and is also lesbian or bisexual? I dunno.) Either way, I also noticed in chapter 4 where the game switched to a 3D freeroam style, which is what the original release of Bad Dream: Purgatory was. Again, I prefer the 2D or 2.5D point-and-click style, but I like how it switched to that just from wearing glasses. Either way, I hope to see more Bad Dream or Faded Stories games in the future. Desert Fox, please make more. 💛🥹

It's such an amazing game. I love all of the puzzles and mysteries implemented

Excellent!

At this point you probably know if you like the ganes from Desert Fox or not. There are some new things this time around that change things up, that's always welcome, but overall it's more of the same, and IMO that's what I expect. Alt endings where you need to use information from the first run, point and click gameplay with a fair bit of weird dream like logic, a weird and depressing mood and very vague storytelling. If you like the previous games, you will like this, if you don't then this will probably not convince you otherwise. I like them, so as long as they keep making them, I will keep buying them.

Really enjoyed this game. Love how you can use past games story elements to find Easter eggs in the other games. Love the repeatability of levels and being able to experience a completely different set of events from the first time you play. Love the different levels too. Short, but all levels are pretty very fun to play. Again I didn't enjoy the 2.5D movement level and having to walk from place to place took instead of clicking to travel, didn't feel like it fit in with the genre and style of the game, but it was still possible to complete. Maybe I will one day grow to like it, but I have been so accustomed to the 2D style that its difficult to transition.

It's pretty good, but it really needs a sprint button, especially during the shadow sections and the ending. It gets kinda overwhelming.

I love this developper game, really (even though it doesn't show on my profile cuz I didn't play most of them on steam) but this one was a deception. The point and click chapters were great, no notes, I thoroughly enjoyed them, but the others? Heh. "move slowly left and right" and worse "move slowly forward while nothing happens" were really not my jam. I ended up putting a book on my joystick to have my character move forward on it's own