Oneiric

Oneiric

KapitanMateo · 2024 · Adventure, Casual, Interactive Fiction, Visual Novel, Walking Simulator

PC
Positive100% · 15
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About Oneiric

Embark on a heartwarming journey through the enchanting world of "Oneiric" a whimsical walking simulator on Steam. Immerse yourself in the nostalgic charm of a single night, stepping into the shoes of a curious 7-year-old boy. As you navigate the dreamy landscapes, explore the magical realms of childhood fantasies and unlock the secrets hidden within your dreams. Each dream holds a key to unraveling the truth, making "Oneiric" a captivating adventure that blends adorable visuals with a touching narrative. Traverse the landscape, complete puzzles, and relive the innocence of youth in this captivating and emotionally resonant gaming experience. It's a short nap, a 15-minute gaming experience focused on visual aspects.

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Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

This short dream-themed puzzle game offers pleasant visuals and an appealing soundtrack, which most players appreciate, but the core gameplay suffers from uninspired puzzle design that relies on tedious mazes and obtuse guessing mechanics without clear guidance. Players are divided on whether the game's aesthetic qualities justify the 15-20 minute experience, with some finding it a worthwhile way to spend a few euros and others feeling the actual puzzles don't live up to the art direction. Several reviewers have noted an unusual concentration of first-time reviewers among the positive feedback

Recommended Jan 24, 2024
Looking at already posted positive reviews, I was expecting something unique. Unfortunately, this is not the case. It should also be mentioned that most reviews come from accounts that haven't written a single review so far. This is a short story about a child who goes to sleep and awakens in a strange dream. However, it's more of an excuse to go through three puzzles, as you don't learn much about the story itself. Although the art and soundtrack are fine, the puzzles do not enhance the game. When the initial puzzle is a tedious maze, you know it's not going to be innovative. It doesn’t get any better because the second is a guessing game where you need to walk through several doors in the right sequence. There’s a clue on the wall, but it doesn’t help at all. And the shortest third puzzle ends the whole experience. Gamepad is only partially supported; you can walk but there’s no button for running. That’s why you need to use the keyboard. It's true the game is very short, but it’s not memorable. I suggest you wait for a heavy discount.
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Recommended May 14, 2024
This is definitely one of the video games I have played about Sleeping as a little boy... I have not played any about sleeping with one though.... If you're Here for that This is not the game, you degenerate.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Apr 20, 2024
I enjoyed my time with this short 15-minute game. It's a simple but visually appealing game, and its biggest strength is it's interesting visual style. The gameplay is relatively simple, basically wandering through a maze, but it's pleasing enough to look at that I enjoyed even this simple task. If you want an interesting way to spend 15-20 minutes and see something beautiful along the way, for 3€, you can't go wrong with this.
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Recommended Feb 12, 2024
There are a bunch of reviews here with no other reviews, just this game. Slightly strange that the first game to pull them into writing a review is this one. I don't like it. However, from a functional standpoint the game works just fine and the soundtrack is quite good. I'll give it a recommendation because it's a short little experience that has a pleasant soundtrack attached to it. The game starts off with a maze. Mazes are... Mazes. There's not much to them. Figure out what path to take. I'm not really a fan of mazes, especially when you have to remember where 4 different locations are in addition to the exit - not to mention visiting them in the right order. It's not such a bad thing, but it didn't feel particularly well designed nor enjoyable. Solving the maze then puts you into another scene where I guess it's a riddle about doors. I don't really know what the gist of it was, but I solved it on my first time through guessing on which doors I thought were the right ones. The "clue" you get in the bedroom before that isn't particularly helpful. After that you'll need to touch some pillars so the floor can make a path that will allow you to climb out of this night…
1 found this helpful
Recommended Feb 1, 2024
A very enjoyable game, perfect for an evening after a tough day. Very nice music and non-obvious riddles, I definitely recommend it!
1 found this helpful
Recommended Jan 23, 2024
Trippy little journey through a young boy's dreamscapes. Legit only takes about 15 minutes to complete and it's FREE! I say why not check it out. Here is my gameplay if anyone wants to get a feel for what it is: https://youtu.be/ZGwS6zKAG7k Edit: The game is NOT free but definitely fair and affordable so I still say WHY NOT? Try it!
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