Dream of Things 物之梦

Dream of Things is a puzzle game that doesn't feel quite like any other puzzle game I've played before, but also doesn't feel so different from other games that I was constantly lost or struggling. It's hard to classify really, but I suppose if I had to try to describe it, I'd say that most of the puzzles involve collecting a variety of items and learning how to use them to manipulate the states of 'dream worlds' of increasing complexity. Each dream world comes with a goal stated to you by its primary inhabitant, and every goal is different (though there is some crossover) Some of the objects you use to manipulate those worlds are things you will be used to manipulating in puzzle games. Boxes, keys, mirrors, switches, lasers, etc. But there are also plenty that you wouldn't expect, and that's where the game really shines. Because they are dream worlds, they operate under dream logic. Part of the fun is learning how the large variety of objects can be used to accomplish goals you might not think of at first. If I were to give any examples it would feel like a massive spoiler, but there was a number of times where I found something new and thought 'how will I ever use this?',…

Nice liitle puzzle game (took me around 4 hours), a really cool plot and cute artstyle. Good luck to the developers in making new games!!!

I don't know why this game doesn't have more reviews. This game freaking rules, the concept is original, the art style is sick and it's just an overall satisfying experience. Well done devs !!

This is such a charming game! Picked it up not knowing what to expect and ended up getting a ton of really creative puzzles and an interesting story about dream research. I love all the lore you get about how object dreams and consciousness works in this world. Can't believe there's so few reviews! The puzzles do get pretty hard at some parts, but I only had to use a guide on the [spoiler]vacuum hose[/spoiler] because I misunderstood one of the puzzle mechanics. There was a bug with the language setting changing itself twice, and one almost-softlock from clicking too fast (was able to reload to my previous save), but smooth besides that. Nice UI, music, and animations too.

I love this game, it wont take you more then a few hours to complete, and the puzzles can be slightly challenging. Also love the art style and how some memories use different art styles. Includes wonderful story and ideas that is something ive genuinely never seen any game or book cover.