Broken Dreams

Terrible graphics, okay at best gameplay. If it was free yeah maybe? But personally I wouldn't recommend it.

Cheap platformer, not that fun. Get it on sale -> get cards -> leave.

An attempt to make a good game was done. And for that I will recommend the game when it is heavily discounted on sales. Currently mixed review is a good representation of what you get. Game is short but has a different enough mechanic to be kind of unique. Voice acting is cringe, story is cringe. Bonus points for sad ending. DO NOT buy unless you are trying to find a weird little game to spend an hour on.

Boring

Broken Dreams is a small-scale but emotionally driven indie platformer that places equal emphasis on atmosphere, symbolism, and mechanical creativity. Developed by Mihai Morosanu and published by New Reality Games, the title presents itself not as a fast-paced test of reflexes, but as a reflective journey shaped by loss, longing, and the struggle to move forward. From the opening moments, the game makes it clear that its intent is to evoke mood and introspection, using a melancholic narrative tone to frame everything the player does on screen. The story follows Jack, a quiet and introspective protagonist whose journey is motivated by love and emotional pain rather than heroism or conquest. Instead of delivering its narrative through heavy exposition, the game relies on voice narration, visual symbolism, and environmental storytelling to convey Jack’s inner world. The themes of regret, memory, and emotional fragmentation are woven directly into the experience, making the narrative feel personal and inward-looking. While the story is relatively simple on the surface, it is intentionally abstract, allowing players to interpret its meaning through their own emotional lens rather than …

Is this really a serious game? Like, really? The worst is - there are some interesting tidbits of puzzles here and there. Man this could have been something.