Hypnagogia 無限の夢 Boundless Dreams

Fantastic game, beautiful design, absolutely wondrous music that really sets the mood in each scene, secrets hidden to find makes the game so fun to explore Gogi makes the game a 10/10

Veeeery good game, amazing atmosphere, you can believe that you are in a dream. Each dream is unique, and there are a lot of easter eggs, some even open completely new levels, the music is very nice too.

j'ai le jeu en pause dans mon backlog depuis des années mais soutien au dev + c'est ma came

Very good, gets kinda scary at the end (im a lil ♥♥♥♥♥), good ost and its fun to walk around

Definitely a unique experience. Somewhere between a walking adventure simulator and a casual platformer. (Until it grinds to a screeching halt for a couple of hours to be a Zelda game?) The story/characters occasionally engage in tepid (but good-natured) philosophizing that gets to be a bit much by the end. My favorite level was the one in the mall, and my favorite character was easily the mushroom dude playing the guitar.

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A fascinating homage to the unique aesthetic of the 32- and 64-bit era, presented as surreal worlds and liminal spaces based on dreams of the developer. As the game progresses, the dreamlike levels—inspired by platformers and adventure games like Mario and Zelda—gradually transform into nightmarish levels reminiscent of horror games like Silent Hill. Particularly noteworthy is the game’s philosophical message, which is amplified by the outstanding electronic soundtrack. For fans of slightly more offbeat games like “Broken Reality,” “Paradise Killer,” “The Norwood Suite,” or “Jazzpunk,” this is a clear recommendation and an unforgettable experience. I’m looking forward to the announced sequel!

this game is FWEAKING AWESOME!!!!

A great adventure game that gives you a sense of nostalgia!

Gogi