A Dream For Aaron Reviews

JUST BAD

Perfect game

It's not that bad of a game but I do have several issues with it. -All the ennemies don't make footstep sounds. -No recoil on the gun so you have laser aim. -Inconsistant use of invisible walls. -The ending is lackluster. [spoiler]Aaron just give the dream back and that's it. [/spoiler] -The medals are hard to see, that wouldn't be a problem if some of the levels wouldn't be that fu***** huge for no reason. -The attempt at comedy is pretty meh. -The maps are randomly choosen, but once you played all of them it cripple the replay value a lot, it's the kind of game that would take advantage a lot of a procedural generation system. -The music is atrocious but you can turn it off. -Ennemies can cross and shoot trough walls.

Fun game with good jokes , like serious sam but much harder u can't play without strategy :D.

A Dream For Aaron was one of the funnest, most competitive Indie games I have played in a while. I loved it! The soundtrack is awesome and sets the mood for your gameplay. The game can be a bit hard, but once you get a feel for it you will be able to complete really hard levels easily. This game has awesome levels with tons of monsters, collectibles, weapons, and bosses. Awesome game with lots of replay value! Would recommend!

This game is definitely fun to play, and the custom soundtrack just makes the experience much better. Mowing down mobs of enemies with the amazing soundtrack is quite addicting. The gameplay can be challenging, especially as you progress through the levels, if you're not aware of your surroundings then you will become overwhelmed by enemies hitting you from all sides. So make sure to use platforms to your advantage, and to stay on the move. The level design is very creative, and it is quite enjoyable to see all the crazy designs. For being in early access the game already offers a lot. If you like first person shooters and unique indie games then this is for sure a game to try out.

This is my review of "A Dream For Aaron" after approximately 2 hours of gameplay. I have been a fan of this developer since the Timore series which was played by Youtuber Markiplier. It was my first introduction to this developer and I really enjoyed watching the series, but never purchased any of the games personally. Today I decided to finally purchase this new release before watching Youtubers, as I wanted a fresh and personal experience without spoilers and boy it was worth the purchase. This game took me back to the arcade shooters of the late 90's and early 2000's. A game where you attack waves of different enemies and then attempt to survive long enough to face the level's final boss. I really had a lot more fun than I expected, and I can see myself trying new levels and challenges in the future. I noticed a large variety of creatures with varying attacks, that relentlessly hunt the player down through a very creative map. The maps also seems to include day/night cycles and weather effects. The difficulty level can seem quite high at first, but not to the point of raging. Once you come to terms with the map design and the little quirks the game presents to the player it becomes easier to defeat the level. It may take some trial and error to find out the best way to defeat enemies and it's smart to avoid running into dead ends, which can easily lead to your demise. The game is also great for casuals and those who want a "pick up and play" experience. The music was pretty cool as well, and I felt it helped set the mood and pace of the game quite well. I would love to see a co-op mode for this game or even a VR style version as it would be a lot of fun. I also look forward to more levels and even crazier level design and maps. On a final note, some scarier maps would be appreciated as well! The game has a lot of potential and for the price tag you can't really go wrong.