Reverie Reviews

I thought this was a point-and-click adventure but it isn't. And I apparently lack the patience for this game so I'll opt for a refund.

Surreal puzzle game. Some of the puzzles aren't that simple, yet it is a relaxing game. I surely hope they make a sequel to it.

I don't like puzzles. Well, I don't like puzzle games and this game makes me feel smart even though I am pretty much not that. It is cute and small in scope. If you are expecting something deep and challenging than this is not the game for you. If you are okay with a chill, art-driven experience than you are going to have fun with this one. Also here is the full review + interview: https://youtu.be/0KNlOjTPyBI

Even though the store page includes a warning that this isn't even a game, I was still disappointed. There are only ambience tracks. A huge letdown for me. No music whatsoever. The graphics look really nice. 1/5 Made with unity.

A gorgeous adventure of discovery and delight. And this, it seems, is the whole magical purpose of this jewel, to awake your inner child with a journey of innocence and beauty. Absolutely loved it.

This is the Zenest game ever. Seriously, never mind the puzzle element, it's just gorgeous to click on stuff and make the scenery change in various delightful ways (and since the puzzle is about creating specific variations on the scenery, that'll happen naturally too). I can't recommend this enough. I want more!

Reverie is a short and sweet game. It felt relaxing when I point and click at objects and seeing different colors just explode in the sky! :P I definitely love it!

Very surreal, but very beautiful and relaxing. Ran smoothly on my 5+ year old toaster desktop, no glitches or stutters, no hitches or crashes. Ran like butter. The art style is very pretty, very surreal, very colorful, and very well suited for what this game* is. It really is an experience, more so than a game. No rush, no need to hurry through things. Somewhat unintuitive, clues as to what to click and when aren't really there. You just click, see what does what, what changes what, and see what doing hings in different orders does. Which was really part of the enjoyment and charm of this title for me. I love exploring, and just playing with stuff to see what it does and what happens. With no pressures to hurry up and complete a goal or finish a quest. I can play around and just enjoy the sound and sights. Very good experience for me, relaxing, and very stress relieving. Very important things for me right now, as I go through chemo in my middle age. Yeah. Stress relief is important to me right now. And this title gave me that. And although some may see no replayability here (other than idling to get the last achievement), I honestly think this will be something I will come back to when I just need to stop the world, breathe, and dream a bit. My only real complaint is that there needs to be some sort of contrast added to the cursor and hand icon, and possibly the character. Even a very thin black outline. Because in the brighter, whiter scenes, they all just disappear, leaving you clicking blindly and moving the camera around to try to find them again. That blindness was a bit disorienting, and did detract somewhat from the calm, relaxing feel the rest of the experience has. Well worth the full asking price, very inexpensive, and the experience is worth much more. My opinion. Your Mileage May Vary. Widely. But I still think you should pick this up for some good downtime relaxation. I'll be back. I have all but the last achievement. And that one will come on it's own, with time. I just want to go back with the new Dreamwalker. And see if I missed anything. And just breathe.

If you are looking for a fairly short puzzle game, try Reverie. With cute puzzles and gorgeous graphics in a distinctive color palette, you will enjoy your time as you explore five levels. There's no tutorial, no explanation of how things work- it is up to one to fiddle around to figure out what to do and enjoy the satisfaction of arriving to the correct "answer." It has 21 easy achievements, with the last one [spoiler] being a bit of a time sink. [/spoiler] Give this one a try!

[i] Reverie [/i] is a very relaxing experience which plays kinda like hidden object game. There are 5 stages where you get 4 hints to find a combination for 4 visual events. Basically, you just point&click your way around enviroment until something happens (although it is not a classic adventure game). Once you find all events you move on to the next stage. To be honest I would not consider it a puzzle game because you will likely find most of the things just clicking randomly. Some of the hints are kind of vague and not all that helpful. Visually the game was very enjoyable with surreal backgrounds and colorful effects. I even put one of the screenshots as desktop background because they are so pretty. Music is mostly ambient which helped in creating a dream like atmosphere. [h1] Final Thoughts 7/10 [/h1] The game is about 1 hour long but it was a very therapeutic journey. If you like relaxing click games with lots of colors I would recommend it. It is only $2 which is fair for what you get and I especially liked the ending. ........................................................................................................... For more hidden gems: http://store.steampowered.com/curator/31294838-Hidden-Gem-Discovery/