Lucid Dream Simulator Reviews

never eat more than 10 vitamine gummies,the worst mistake of my life

Very nostalgic and reminiscent to L.S.D! With new features added such as 'mini dreams' and 'dream tower', areas of distortion and lucid-dreaming pull you into the unknown and mysterious world of Lucid Dream Simulator! Definitely give this the opportunity if you are into weird atmospheric/trippy exploration; absolutely worth checking out! Seriously!! Play this!!!

This game is AMAZING. I've only played for 46 minutes at the time of writing this review but I already love this game. It is like LSD Dream Emulator for the PC and it pulls it off wonderfully. The puzzles are fun, the areas are incredible to explore, and the soundtrack is truly a jam. 10/10 -Coin

I am enjoying this. I kind of have to be in the mood for it, though, I think. No need to be high but, I can see why it might enhance the experience. It's just super weird and interesting and creepy. The characters chasing and appearing out of nowhere startles me pretty good at times. VR is the way to go. I think it'll be a little too boring otherwise. I can't see myself playing this for hours but it's nice to play something different once in a while. I'm glad I bought this.

If you're looking for a unique and interactive visual/auditory experience, try this game out! I felt like I was inside of a virtual museum exhibit. The music combined with the colorful visuals set a very curious ambiance that influenced me to want to continue exploring. There are many peculiar things to be seen! This game is peppered with different puzzles which I personally found challenging but entertaining. Also kudos to the Developer-san for paying homage to an old classic game. !!!SPOILERS AHEAD!!! The only criticism I have is that I really wanted to be a hamster longer. I would have liked the mysterious man to feed and pet me. Developer-san, if you are reading this, can you please make a virtual pet simulator game like where the player is the pet??

It's kinda cheap for what it sets out to be. I discovered The Indigo Parallel right after playing this and it realizes this idea and its inspiration way better and I recommend that way over this one. I've given it two chances now and it just doesn't work for me.

very nice game to chill and explore, i would like to see an option menu to adjust volume, settings, etc. also the game will always start in vr for me for some reason even when not launched with steam vr, if i just exit out of the steam vr pop up i can play normally though so its no big deal. achievements and some cool steam background would be cool also

it good but it aint no dream emulator

+ Responsive Dev - Movement (Turning specifically) is bad (Currently) If you've ever seen LSD Dream Emulator, it's like that. If you haven't seen LSD Dream Emulator, It's a somewhat obscure PS1 game with very trippy/broken graphics. The screenshots in the store are a good example of the game, but VR makes everything freakier.

Definitely a spiritual successor to the PS1 game, LSD: Dream Emulator and great in that respect. However, I've encountered numerous bugs while playing that make it impossible to proceed any farther, such as entering a room that has no exit or unable to move my character any more. If the devs work out these bugs, this would be a solid 10/10.