～Daydream～When butterflies dance

*WARNING! GAME IS NOT RECOMMENDED FOR THE FEINT OF HEART OR THOSE WHO ARE UNDERGOING LIFE STRUGGLES!*. Game has no real good endings, most recollection are either depressing or sad. Game Length: under 2 hours 5/5 Story: Sad Dark Traumatic 3/5 Gameplay: Metroidvania Linear Sidescroller Platform 5/5 CG: Pretty good, Need DLC 4.5/5 Grand Total: 8.75/10 Honest Opinion Time: -Starts off slow, and you pick up more abilities. -Stages are well designed. -Very lenient with how much Recovery Sources are available to the player. -Not too hard if the player takes their time playing cautiously because I never went down once. -The game has an awkward way of attack, unlike typical Platform games where you jump and land on enemies...this game requires you to use a button in midair to dash/slam down into the ground which deals damage to enemies you ram into. -The complexity of the attack button makes for an interesting gameplay...it can be annoying but like a puzzle game you have to work around baiting enemies into areas that allow you to jump and slam down on them. -At the end of the game, the parkour was minor tedious but quite fun. I started getting really into it like inputing combos f…

Very bad, with controller it would have been barely passable but even then it's by no means good. The art is nice and was the main draw for me anyways but that's literally all it has going for it.

～Daydream～When Butterflies Dance is the kind of indie title that immediately captures attention through atmosphere alone. From the moment the story begins, the game surrounds players with a strange mixture of beauty, loneliness, and psychological unease. The adventure follows a young girl who awakens in a ruined and unfamiliar world without memories of her past. Guided only by fragmented clues and mysterious encounters, she journeys through surreal environments filled with dark shadows and hidden dangers while slowly uncovering the truth behind her existence. The game embraces mystery from beginning to end, allowing its haunting setting and emotional tone to drive the experience more than direct storytelling. One of the game’s greatest strengths is its ability to create tension without relying heavily on traditional horror mechanics. The environments constantly feel fragile and dreamlike, yet there is always an unsettling sense that something dangerous is nearby. The wandering shadows that pursue the protagonist are simple in concept, but they add a layer of anxiety that makes exploration feel meaningful. Instead of overwhelming the player with nonstop threats, the game carefully …

involuntary forced intercourse with relatives in the first few minutes. didn't sign up for it but ain't complaining.

7/10. 不好评价，如果能从这种故事里得到什么感受到什么那还挺好的。

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