Dreamwalker: Never Fall Asleep

This is a hidden object adventure that does try to do something new with the dream mechanics, but it's honestly trash. There are not that many puzzles and the point and click inventory puzzles are just mind boggling. One very late example, you need to open a flimsy looking box with glass panes to get what's inside. You have a hammer that can perhaps smash the glass, a chisel to pry open the door and a wonderbaum to do, well something (yes the piece of smelly cardbord that is suposed to make cars smell better...). Can you guess what item you use to get in... If i even ask you can probably guess the awnser. Yes, it's that stupid, And that's pretty much most of the games inventory puzzles, this was only one of the very last ones. It's not hard, just completely random what items are used for what even if you have several that feel more logical. The story is also pretty mediocre. Got a bunch of HOG games from a few bundles a while back, some are pretty good, turn of the brain puzzle games (they get super derivative if you play too many in a row since they all have pretty much the same kind of puzzles but I have played some that where good games). This was the last one to play and fini…

In the simple spirit of yes or no, I simply do not recommend this game. That is not to say that it's bad or unplayable. I did just fine and nabbed up all of the achievements in approximately four hours. I liked it far better than I liked some offerings from Mundi's other subdevelopers like Brave Giant, and House of Fables arguably made a better game than they ever have. If you've been around the block and still haven't played this, then fine, go ahead, but be advised that of all the games in the Mundi catalog that I've played thus far over the years, this one has the wonkiest logic and I feel it's a costly misstep in design. What I mean by that is most of the game design hinges on inventory puzzles rather than hidden object scenes (that's already losing some points), but the solutions to those puzzles follow some ridiculous adventure game logic that I haven't seen since the early 90s. For example, at some point you'll pick up the head of a doll; the natural expectation is that it goes onto the body of a doll somewhere down the line, right? Wrong. You use it to open a drawer. I'm not kidding and most of the game's logic is like this - you go around doing things because that's all t…

Beautiful and intriguing story. Well designed. The time will fly while playing it.

excellent

This was a good game

This game should have more seizure & screen motion warnings. I do not consider adding motion based filters over screens a fun way to make finding hidden objects more difficult it just gave me horrendous vertigo and I skipped 90% of the minigames because of how vague they were about what you could move, press, or drag. Would NOT advise purchasing for any photosensitive gamers out there like me.