Green Light

Hours played at review time, across 41 reviews with recorded playtime.

positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up

The main gameplay of walking to different NPC's to unlock different words for each dream is a bit simple and can get repetitive over time since it doesn't go further than go see X NPC or go fetch this item for NPC X. However, I liked the little stories each dream told and their parallels to some elements you see in with the town. I did like the concept of having interactions between daytime and nighttime, but it could have been expanded a lot more, since it again boils down to talk to NPC X at daytime, then NPC X at nighttime for example. What I really liked is the overall artstyle which is very charming and the music is solid at enhancing the atmosphere. Especially the last music you get to hear during the credits which even has vocals. There's also the ending: Every dreams leads to uncover a little about the town, up until you reach the finale. For me, the ending really made the game shine a lot more. I did wish we could have gotten to know the NPC's outside of talking to them for the dreams, maybe some activities with them or learn more about their own stories. So with everything said, this is very much a pure and simple but good story game, you should try it, especially since it's free and can be completed easily in about 2 or 3 hours.