Fantasyland

stay away from this dev.

Dev revoked keys and sell same game again with ridiculous price!! DO NOT BUY!!

This dev is revoking keys from users accounts without any reason or explanation. It's also banning people from forums and deleting all the posts. Until further clarification is given, I'll leave this negative review.

Apillo revoked all keys from paying customers and deleted any discussions since the event took place. Avoid this fraud / scammer developer

I activated Fantasyland and its DLC on my account on Apr 16, 2018 with Steam keys. Both got revoked from my account (and many others) 7 years later on Nov 12, 2025 "due to a problem processing payment". The community discussions have been wiped and the price was increased. Also the game is not good and totally not worth this price.

Fantasyland is one of those indie projects that reaches for something grand and symbolic, yet ultimately delivers an experience far smaller and rougher than its ambitions suggest. Presented as a dream-driven action game inspired loosely by themes in *Dream of the Red Chamber*, it establishes itself with poetic language and philosophical hints about identity, reality, and illusion. From the opening moments, the game seems intent on creating an otherworldly atmosphere—one where each “dream” serves as a self-contained scenario with its own protagonist, its own mood, and its own internal conflict. On paper, this structure promises variety and depth. In practice, it becomes clear early on that Fantasyland’s ideas are much more developed than its execution. Gameplay is built around progressing through six dreamlike scenarios, each tied to a different hero. These characters vary in movement and attack speed, but their differences remain largely surface-level. A typical dream sequence consists of entering a small level, fighting off waves of enemies, and reaching a target that marks the completion of that chapter. Upon finishing one dream, the next hero unlocks and the loop repeats. The p…