Somnolence

Have you ever wondered how much control you really have over your dreams? Do you actually decide things in your dreams — or do you simply dream that you’re deciding them? And how would that look inside a video game? Let’s find out. Welcome to SOMNOLENCE! Or, as I like to call it: “A dream that decided to become a video game — and keeps forgetting itself along the way.” https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3804540665 SOMNOLENCE is not a traditional horror game. It’s more like a quiet Walking Simulator through a dream world that feels like that strange moment between sleeping and waking, where everything seems real but also completely off. Rooms shift, sounds appear that you can’t place, and sometimes you get the feeling the game is watching you while you try to understand it. The atmosphere is strong and intentionally minimalistic. No loud shocks, no monsters jumping at you. Instead, it gives you that slow, creeping sensation of: “Something is wrong here… and I can’t quite tell why.” https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3804540013 The world behaves like a dream constantly rearranging itself. Sometimes you wonder if you’re actually progress…

Just beat the game. A super trippy realistic backrooms/horror game taking you through spacey realms. You can really feel the vibrant colors like on the lsd trip daisies level or the futuristic alien spaceship with colorful glowing lights everywhere. The game is pure eye candy with some bloody hilarious and terrifying moments like a floating torso making funny screams at you or random funny looking people jump scaring you. Full of backrooms levels like playrooms, poolrooms and more. Tons of giant trippy space vibe levels and hours of content to explore. The narration, story and gameplay are top notch, The game is one hell of a trippy experience

This game was a bit of a slog at times and could have been condensed into a much sharper experience. That being said there's a lot to appreciate here. There's a nice play with creativity that uses color and light to really solidify the mood that the developer is going for. There's definitely a backrooms vibe to a lot of the scenarios and I found it had similarity to Dreamcore and Poolcore. I don't know if that was effective because I didn't see a connection between the rooms and the story although I found the atmosphere top notch. The voice acting is AI so it's wonky and not the greatest. I think there's some human in there but I'm not entirely sure. It's definitely a weaker aspect of the game. The sound design overall is brutal- there are excessive loud noises that I found grating in a painful way and while there's options to mess around with audio nothing seemed to lower them without also lowering the actual dialogue. Be forewarned- headphones on the shoulders or off for this one. The music, however, was overall pleasing and one of the stronger aspects of the game. The story was interesting eventually. As it started and continued to progress while utilizing "baby's first phil…

Not bad. 7/10 More dark/weird games: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45665580 And part 2: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/46219602

Do not recommend. It is a w key simulator made with AI. I have to wonder how much of the script was AI generated as well. Just sloppy. The game glitched out on me several times leaving the screen black or not popping up prompts to progress the game. Too conceptual as well.

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