Bad Dream: Coma Reviews

I have been looking for this game for years. It genuinely cannot be matched. This is THE most perfect game ever.. and I cant even explain why. Hands down my favorite game of all time and I'm so glad I got it.

Impressive game. Even the best and most underrated game I've ever played. There are a lot of psycologial and philosophical tricks. This game gives you a lot of endings and different outcomes of your own actions. Tbh this game for me is the deepest one. This game gave me some food for reflection. I love this game and I promise you'll love it too

Excellent game. The minimalistic art style fits the vibe perfectly, the story is interesting, and the game is surprisingly open and flexible. Your choices at the beginning of the game have a massive ripple effect later on, sometimes changing later parts significantly. Most puzzles have multiple solutions -- either the one you choose will give you karma points, or you'll already be locked into one due to your existing karma. There are several endings you can get -- primarily good, neutral, and bad, but there are different flavors of them, particularly the bad endings. The worse your karma, the longer and more difficult the puzzles are. The achievements offer additional challenges to try for. Overall, this is an excellent game, way better than I'd expected.

[b]A Restless Sleep You Long to Escape[/b][hr][/hr] As a fan of psychological horror, I couldn’t pass up Bad Dream: Coma—especially since a friend had recommended the series to me. The game wraps you in a thick, almost palpable dread, like a real nightmare where every step feels like a struggle. Yes, the plot is shaky, leaving more questions than answers, but the quest itself is surprisingly well-crafted. The world of this game is a chaos of childhood fears, hospital corridors, and surreal imagery reminiscent of a corrupted VHS tape. The sound design is excellent: whispers behind your back, creaking doors, an oppressive drone—all of it forms the perfect soundtrack for paranoia. Play it at night with headphones, and you’re guaranteed chills. Unfortunately, the story is the weakest link. It hints at deep themes—guilt, madness, the fear of death—but never fully explores them. The ending leaves you with a sense of "What was that all about?" though certain moments linger in your mind long after. [spoiler]The strangest feeling comes from the revelation that Death abandoned its duties… all because of some little boy.[/spoiler] Bad Dream: Coma is an atmospheric quest—if you prefer games where mood trumps plot, this one will make for a perfectly gloomy evening. P.S. Play in complete darkness, preferably on rainy nights. The effect will be twice as strong.