Recenzje The Dream is Coming...

It ain't a game for everyone. It's really calm, and you just wander through school after hours when everybody else is gone to just wander through school, listen to main character Yoshiro's memories connected with every place...you search for diaries which gives you an outlook on thoughts of his 4 friends- Izumi, Miki, Minori and Naoki. The whole game is kept in this nostalgic dreamy vibe, which I love! The graphics is beautiful, even when you put graphics on the lowest settings. As the title says, through the entire game you feel like you were in a dream or something, and the fact we're the only ones in the school and in the background there's a sunset and sound of the air and the sea really makes you feel like you're in some onyric world. Most of the people would get hella bored playing that- just walking through the school, garden, reading diaries and listening to main character's memories, but for me it was really interesting, soothing and relaxing. However, it has a sad vibe to it- Yoshiro walks through this school looking for keys to the class to get his school bag, but he also realizes that his cosplay school circle he was a part of with his 4 earlier mentioned friends is getting canceled. He also reveals, that he feels something to his friend Miki, but he never found courage to tell her that, so his friend Minori started a relationship with her. I love the cherry garden with these pink trees, it's a signature mark of Japan and I really felt for these moments like I was in Japan. At the end of the game we leave school and Yoshiro meets with his girlfriend Izumi and they reflect on how they're sad because of their cosplay circle being closed, but at the same time they claim they still will remain friends, all 5 of them, and that every dream even the most impossible will materialize, if you put effort to that. You'll be passing through life not even noticing the dream is coming... So it ends with really positive and important message, so it isn't a stupid game. For me, it's an indie masterpiece, and whoever likes such nostalgic emotional vibes or just simply exploring through different places, then it's a game for them. It's rather for one time play however I found myself playing it like 3 times, and somewhere in the far future I'll probably will be coming back to this game, because of this entire vibe it has!