
Wake up from a never-ending slumber and find your lost dreams in the shadows of the Peacock House, in this short narrative game that combines simple text adventure mechanics, point-and-click puzzles, and visual novel segments.
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The Dreams in the Peacock House is a short narrative game blending elements of text adventures, visual novels, and point-and-click games. After years of isolation, Argus finally wakes up from his slumber and is determined to leave the Peacock House. Find the mystic eyes to unlock the Sanctum Sanctorum and uncover the lost dreams that once belonged to a more blissful time.
Short duration (Around 1-2 hour)
Simple text adventure mechanics
Dream about an old television show called The Chaotic Elegance of the Bugsoiesie
Explore the Peacock House, solve puzzles and find all mystic eyes
There's also a duck in the game and his name is Herbert.
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All-time low is the lowest price we've recorded for this game since we started tracking it.
Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 21 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
Simple, but meaningful and well crafted. Well worth the asking price.
I really like the game but i have a question how do you solve the part where you have to connect all the tubes but the one in the top right can't rotate in the right direction, is there a answer or is it a distraction also i would like to know how you get to figure out the number to call on the phone in that same room becouse i only found 3 numbers and you have to put 5 to call, i would really aprecciate a answer i would normally just look someone else playing the game on YouTube but nobody played the full game yet. Update: i just finished the game it was amazing, i will play more games like this in the future.
Really nice little surreal narrative game with a wonderful visual style. Excellent use of the Decker engine's idiosyncrasies - more games that embrace thoughtful, personal, seamful design, please!
Very fun and dreamy with a memorable visual style.
As expected, this game is a short weird dream - but also very enjoyable with interesting vignettes and pops of other game mechanics!
This game was absolutely gorgeous & sooo worth playing!! Got a few laughs out of me, too. Highly recommend this one!
Do you like Zork? This is improved Zork. It doesn't break the bank and is very short and simple, but it is a neat dreamscape thing that does some cool stuff with the genre. Don't expect anything particularly standout about the story however, the mystery remains intact more or less at the ending and most of the game can be described as pure dream logic.
I'm not sure why I played this game and why would I recommend it to someone. But it was fun for what it is. Looking forward to another game, if you're gonna make one.
It starts as a text parser, and then things get spOoOoOky! Well worth the price for the quick but fun ride through the Peacock House.
very brief - i saw all the 'extras' (i think) in 1.2 hours
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