Yunashi no Yume

this was written with AI. I'm genuinely angry that I saw this cool, enigmatic game on Steam that didn't look like anything else I'd ever played, booted it up, and was immediately bombarded with lazy, meaningless, downright absurd LLM-style text. to the developers, ♥♥♥♥ you for wasting my time and my money. to anyone considering buying this: DONT.

Kinda incredible

sorry, i want to like it but i keep glitching into the floor, the menus are kind of confusing, and the map is practically useless in my opinion because its too dark and grey and not enough recognizable structures in it. the game has alot of potential though and i do like the stories concept even though i didnt get too far. i do suggest less mist though because i could barely see anything, general movement was really stiff in the game too like the hoverboard and such (also not being able to turn your camera opposite to where youre gliding.

It's really hard to recommend this. On one hand, I love my weird indie games that are trying something new and telling a story in a unique way. But the game just feels so overwhelmingly unfinished and buggy. Looking past the jank, I honestly don't think there's really a coherent story going on here. It feels like an idea board has just been thrown together and nothing actually works. I think that might be the point? Looking at the fact that this game was "re-released", previously as HyperXFantasy, and this is being presented as an early build of an original idea, with scrap files sort of just thrown together by a mysterious developer. I just don't think it really works. I think there was potential, and it missed the mark. Regardless, I hope the developers keep at it and i'd love to see what they do next with some more experience.

I accidentally walked in a circle for five minutes because I thought the game was trying to tell me something. Turns out I was just lost. But the way the dust floated and the music dipped for a second made it feel like being lost was part of the point. Honestly? Might be my favorite part so far.

Todd (the baby on your chest who makes all your decisions) is literally the most accurate depiction of middle management I’ve ever seen. I tried to do something brave and noble. Todd made me pick an option that basically went “sry lol ”. 10/10 power fantasy for people who want to feel like a sad anime intern