Millennium Dream

[EN] I definitely love this game, its like somebody gifted their nostalgia, their memories, in the form on a place you can navigate, meories can ger blurry, so you cannot remember when (that is why you can change the time and weather) but you cherish it, you wanna go back. Also i love how well is done the liminal aesthetic, it's my favorite game off 2026 and i will play it several times, even if the game is broken on english. [ES] Simplemente me encantó, es como si alguien te prestara sus recuerdoss para que viajes en ellos, puedes cambiar el dia y el clima ya que no son tuyos, y la temática liminal m eencanta, definitivamente mi juego favorito de 2026 y lo voy a volve a jugar varias veces.

Absolutely gorgeous game!! It's the closest I've found to Lushfoil Photography Sim, if you're looking for more like that, which I definitely was. You can even take photos and go back to locations at the end of the game, in case you missed locations or achievements. The environments are truly dreamy, with a liminal quality to them. You move between actual locations and dream locations. There are a couple of bugs, but that's due to the game having to be translated from Chinese. Not everything is translated, so I was a little lost sometimes. Like I have no idea what in the world I triggered with my achievements, they were all in Chinese. And the English translations that do pop up often get cut off before the sentence ends. I hope the developer will continue to refine their game and then it would be truly perfect. Looking forward to more from this developer! I loved running around in a foreign country, someplace I may never get to go because it's on the other side of the world. It would be cool if more people made games like this about their hometowns and childhood.

7/10 The game does an excellent job of creating an overall dreamlike, nostalgic atmosphere. Its visuals are somewhat lacking on the technical side, but it is clear that a lot of care went into them.

Millennium Dream is contemplative, beautiful and surprising liminal game (+90s Chinese Teenager Simulator?). 'Surprising' in that one begins in a relatively realistic, yet unpopulated, space with realistic objectives (e.g. wake up in apartment, greet mom, head to friend's apartment, etc.) and then, half an hour into completing this seemingly innocuous tasks, you blip into a surreal liminal space akin to a vintage Chinese backrooms. From there - things only get better. The graphics are breathtakingly photorealistic, the translations are decent, the nostalgia is as thick as molasses, and there are enough gameplay mechanics and places to go to keep one entertained. I also appreciated the love and personal references added by the dev as it provides a lot of context as well as a basis of comparison for me, a Westerner, who grew up in a similar era on the other side of the world. Although this game does not quite fit into the traditional liminal/backrooms/poolrooms genre, fans of the genre will appreciate this experience. Some folks are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ about the AI but it seems they would not have even noticed it had they not been alerted to it and thus does not effect one's gameplay u…

虽然是南方人但是大部分都是同样的童年（90左右生人）；物件还原的很精准，不容易

Beautiful