Dreamwalker Reviews

Very solid amazing game with good characterization very good endings good writing and a solid story. I won somehow but I didn't get the best ending but I'm happy with it. 1.6 hours is 50 percent of the game. Usually these kinds of games are too challenging for me but I loved how this one was not way too hard. I liked the protagonist a lot and all of the characters. Great art and music with gameplay as well as good writing. I recommend that anyone wanting to have a fun two to four hours play this game!

Dreamwalker is a VN with multiple endings, set in a contemporary world where the protagonist and others have access to a paranormal world. As the MC, you are a young man, a computer nerd, who suddenly finds himself in another world when he sleeps. The people he meets in this other world also exist in real life so he is able to contact them and talk to them during the day, as they work to discover more about this world they all visit at night. The MC also has to balance his time in this dream world with his real life job and co-workers, and not become so caught up in it he loses his job. As the MC you will face choices that do have a bearing on what later happens, and you will be faced with moral choices that you may find uncomfortable. The art work is pleasant, with Western-style sprites dressed in regular business clothes, and the music suits the story and is unobtrusive while helping to raise the tension as the journey through this strange other-world takes place. One play-through took me about two hours, but with careful saving - there are plenty of save slots - you will be able to cut down on the amount you are forced to repeat as you try for other endings. There is no gratuitous violence and no sex scenes, beyond a scene in a night club where workmates drink and dance, which is such a pleasant change. The focus is on the story. Apparently English is not the native language of the developer, and more power to them as I did not spot any words sounding out of place that could destroy your concentration. This game is a pleasant way to spend a few hours or more, and I am looking forward to discovering the bits i missed because of the choices I made on my first run-through and learning more about this strange other-world that the characters can only access in their sleep. Or can it leech into the real world as well?