Dreams in the Witch House

Really enjoyed it, I'm not usually a point and clicker type of gamer but I do love me lovecraftian themes so it got my attention and it didn't disappoint. The game is quite punishing if you spend your actions and time leisurely due to needing to balance several stats like sanity, health, hunger, sick/cold as well as your math, occult and exam stats for progression. Money is also really rough. It definitely is on the higher end of difficulty than other point and click games. It kind of reflects how stressful Walter's life is to be honest. He himself has manage and deal with university life, publishing his own papers, preparing for exams, while juggling the occult. If you really are into lovecraftian and point and click games with a bit more bite to it in difficulty I do highly recommend it. There's absolutely no handle holding and you have to dig through a lot of actual articles and walls upon walls of text to find clues. Also the dev is pretty responsive and helped me fixed my issue through Steam forums (the bug report thread) which I highly appreciate. Really looking forward to the next game being developed that was announced - Dunwich Horror [spoiler] which is connected to this game through a character. [/spoiler]

5/5

This is an exceptionally fun point-and-click game, with lots of replay value due to its randomized elements. Highly recommended to any fan of HP Lovecraft and old-school adventure games.

Sorprendente como con un limitado numero de escenarios, da una variedad tan grande de situaciones, haciendolo muy rejugable.

Clearly the one where you get to read books with a space witch for all eternity while Brown Jenkin sleeps peacefully on his little blanket is the true good ending.

At first it was weird having time pass on a point and click, but eventually I kind of grew fond of the system. In my opinion it makes you immerse deeper and I actually felt like a Lovecraft character.

Really liking what I've played so far. Point and click adventures have very, VERY rarely clicked (heh) for me, but this one has a great formula in that it's really more of a life sim with some investigation mechanics thrown in. This is all super appropriate for a Lovecraft adaption and I'm having a great time. Can't to see what this developer makes in the future, there's a ton of promise here.