Dreamscapes: Nightmare's Heir - Premium Edition Reviews

Some of the critiques I had about the previous game are fixed in this one. The writing (mostly in terms of grammar and sentence structure) is better, and so is the voice acting for the most part. However, I'm still not sold on the Sandman's voice acting. He sounds like he's just reading his words without emotion, and not in a way that sounds scary. However, he does do a few evil laughs that are not bad. Another big complaint I have with this game is that both the main game and the bonus episode feel a lot shorter than the ones in the first game. This wouldn't be so bad if the endings weren't so unsatisfying. You see, this series has four endings: The main game and bonus game in the first entry, and the main and bonus games in the second. In all four endings. [spoiler]the Sandman doesn't face any real punishment or defeat. The heroes just kind of get away from him, and then the game ends abruptly. Since he is supernatural, maybe you could say that he is immortal and can't be killed, but there should at least be a way for the heroes to seal him away or otherwise prevent him from doing further evil, even if he finds a way to escape it. Laura is said to have this great power, but even still, she never really tries to STOP him.[/spoiler]