Sea of Dreams
Aubega · 2022 · Exploration, Puzzle, Walking Simulator, Horror, 2D
PC
Positive89% · 18
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About Sea of Dreams
Welcome aboard the Sea of Dreams! A ship that’ll take you on a cruise through the 1940s and will bring you your worst nightmare.
- Classic Adventure Vibes - Sea of Dreams has the qualities of a retro point-and-click adventure without the tedium. Discover clues, solve brain teasers, and explore the empty ship with simple, intuitive controls.
- Head Scratching Puzzles - The path ahead is riddled with puzzles and riddles that’ll challenge your problem-solving skills. Check everything that comes across your way and use the right clues to overcome whatever blocks your way.
- An Isolated Journey - Aboard the Sea of Dreams there’s no one left but yourself to explore its eerie halls and ransacked rooms. Exploration may fill you with fear but it’s the only way you’ll find a way out.
- Somber Atmospheric Visuals - Simple yet stylistic, Sea of Dreams’ art style aims to evoke a sense of eerie loneliness.
- Evocative Ambience - Your every step is accompanied by a mystery-filled soundtrack that’ll keep you on your toes as you open up unexplored paths, tackle challenging puzzles, and plunge yourself deeper down the rabbit hole of what happened to everyone on board.
Sea of Dreams is a puzzle-based adventure horror where you explore the empty and darkened hallways of a luxury retro cruise ship. In your search for a way to safety, all you have to guide you are the clues you find along the way. Every item you discover will help you piece together what transpired aboard the Sea of Dreams. But it won’t be quite as simple.
As you cave into your own curiosity more and more with every step, you’ll unearth new puzzles and riddles. Solving them is the only way to move forward. Put your problem-solving skills to the test and unravel the mystery behind the disappearance of the other passengers and crew.
After an evening of seemingly endless partying, you wake up to find you’re the only living passenger walking through the eerie hallways of the vessel. Your first hint? Traces of blood and scattered baggage littering what was once the interior of a bustling cruiseliner. The scene around you makes your goal crystal clear.
Find your way out and get help.
Take a deep breath. Brave the hollow halls. Search every nook and cranny for clues. Discover what has turned the Sea of Dreams into a vessel of nightmares.
- Classic Adventure Vibes - Sea of Dreams has the qualities of a retro point-and-click adventure without the tedium. Discover clues, solve brain teasers, and explore the empty ship with simple, intuitive controls.
- Head Scratching Puzzles - The path ahead is riddled with puzzles and riddles that’ll challenge your problem-solving skills. Check everything that comes across your way and use the right clues to overcome whatever blocks your way.
- An Isolated Journey - Aboard the Sea of Dreams there’s no one left but yourself to explore its eerie halls and ransacked rooms. Exploration may fill you with fear but it’s the only way you’ll find a way out.
- Somber Atmospheric Visuals - Simple yet stylistic, Sea of Dreams’ art style aims to evoke a sense of eerie loneliness.
- Evocative Ambience - Your every step is accompanied by a mystery-filled soundtrack that’ll keep you on your toes as you open up unexplored paths, tackle challenging puzzles, and plunge yourself deeper down the rabbit hole of what happened to everyone on board.
Sea of Dreams is a puzzle-based adventure horror where you explore the empty and darkened hallways of a luxury retro cruise ship. In your search for a way to safety, all you have to guide you are the clues you find along the way. Every item you discover will help you piece together what transpired aboard the Sea of Dreams. But it won’t be quite as simple.
As you cave into your own curiosity more and more with every step, you’ll unearth new puzzles and riddles. Solving them is the only way to move forward. Put your problem-solving skills to the test and unravel the mystery behind the disappearance of the other passengers and crew.
After an evening of seemingly endless partying, you wake up to find you’re the only living passenger walking through the eerie hallways of the vessel. Your first hint? Traces of blood and scattered baggage littering what was once the interior of a bustling cruiseliner. The scene around you makes your goal crystal clear.
Find your way out and get help.
Take a deep breath. Brave the hollow halls. Search every nook and cranny for clues. Discover what has turned the Sea of Dreams into a vessel of nightmares.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Alright. [i]Sea of Dreams[/i] is done and dusted. Kind of an innocuous name, but in reality, it’s a lite horror RPG Maker puzzle game. Took me right around ninety minutes to complete, and quite a few of those were spent with me making one puzzle way harder on me than it actually was supposed to be, lol. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3172785198 The premise is you’re on a luxury cruise. You wake up in your cabin, get up to go check some stuff out, and realize you’re the only person on this ship. You then go about solving the mystery of why, and then trying to find your way off the ship while avoiding death. I think the developer did a great job with both the graphics, which were evocative, and the soundtrack, which was atmospheric. One of the puzzles was also tied to a musical piece, which I did think was pretty cool. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3172784999 Another cool thing that happens here is, when you find a solution or hint to a puzzle, you don’t have to remember it despite there not being a journal. Instead, while doing said puzzles (with one exception), your notes appear on screen. Most of the puzzles are numerically ba…14 found this helpful
Imagine a Lucas Arts adventure game, but made using RPGmaker**. The atmosphere and puzzles are pretty good, as is the story line. I did find one puzzle that was very unclear or maybe bugged out but manged to get thru it with enough trial and error. Puzzles tend more toward logic and observation than inventory. Good for an hour of fun, which I think is about right - it doesn't overstay it's welcome and remains interesting for that period of time. ** I don't know what engine was used, but certainly RPGmaker is plausible. This is not a criticism, if true, however, as it in no way is a generic RPGmaker game; everything is custom to this game scenario, and there's no fighting, just exploration and puzzling.1 found this helpful
the game is really fun the puzzles are good id say for the price you get a good game. my only issue is the casino part which i had to look up, in the future id reccomend hinting at what is supposed to be done but that it everything else is smooth sailing pun intended1 found this helpful
A cool concept and setting with an incredibly poor execution. As you can see, it's a fairly easy game to 100%, but I recommend a walkthrough video for some of these incredibly obtuse puzzles. I hope the developer tries their hand at another game. Like I said, I like some of the setting and concepts in this game even if the gameplay itself wasn't particularly enjoyable.
nothing explained just a ship full of the most insane puzzles ever. the very first of which in the casino has to be the most over complicated moon logic puzzle ever. on top of it the english instructions are written mid stroke by someone suffering severe brain damage, you find bits of lore about a sort of philadelphia program experiment but written by someone with no grammar or punctuation skills. all this bs to reach the most boring ending ever that is 1 sentence long. not worth it even it if it was free to play
game is fun
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