Into A Dream

This was a story about depression and working past it. I really enjoyed the story, and would recommend it to others.

Сильная история, пробирающая до мурашек.

I have to admit, I'm impressed. For a game made by a single developer, it's absolutely stunning. The game's art and environments are gorgeous, something that immediately hits you the moment you load up the game, and Filipe had managed to maintain enough variety in environment that the beauty remains fresh, creating an unsettling contrast when the darker parts do hit. The soundtrack is genuinely beautiful and extremely well fitted to each scene. And speaking of sound, this game's audio was mixed quite well and with almost all sounds assets being high quality (with the ones that weren't being totally passable). The voice acting is also pretty darn good with decent variety amongst characters (and all characters are voiced). Gameplay is pretty simplistic but in my opinion works just fine and is just engaging enough. While most of your time will be spent walking and listening to dialogue, there are some simplistic puzzles and a few platforming segments (however, there is also a brief stealth segment near the end). And of course, the star of the show: [b]the story[/b]. This is really where the game shines and it's almost exclusively told through character dialogue but also through environment. If you're someone with a short attention span, this might not be the game for you. However, for those who like to take it easy, sit with a soothing hot drink and get swept into a good story for a few hours; you should definitely give this game a go. The story is linear and the dialogue options mostly just lead to slightly different conversations. The story might be confusing at first the way it shifts between timelines but you, along with the character themselves will quickly get the hang of it and the story does start unfolding quite interestingly, allowing you to piece it together as you play. Of course, it's not a perfect game. A few things to note: - some of the animations are a little clunky and unnatural though this doesn't impede too much on immersion. - The controls can be a little strange at first, however, I wouldn't say it's anywhere near as bad as a lot of other reviewers have stated (I beat the game on keyboard), the game is played entirely without a mouse by the way, good if you wanna play in a car or public transport and can also be played with controller. - A select few scenes, in my opinion, didn't seem super natural and were a little off in terms of dialogue choice and voice acting but this is mostly me nit-picking and it's an extremely very minor issue. Do note, if you want to get all achievements and achieve 100%, you're going to need to really pay attention, explore, and look in every nook and cranny before progressing, and as other reviewers have said, don't leave immediately after watching the fireworks. Overall, well worth the price and even more so on sale. Good stuff Filipe, keep it up. and applause to the voice acting team, y'all are great. [b]8.5/10[/b]

An overall great experience, had everything from joy to tears and chills in between. Go for it!

Makes you go through a healing/therapeutic process

Честно говоря, сложно передать ощущения от этой игры, думаю это тот самый случай, когда затягивает еще с трейлера. Если не затянуло - не стоит, оставьте игру тем, кто оценит её по достоинству.

Entertaining enough game play, beautiful art style. Interesting story with a strong twist towards the end. I really enjoyed it.

This game has a very interesting story. Simple movement, easy puzzles. Best game ever for meditation. CONS: - awful hero animations - stupid unnecesary jump platform mechanics with VERY BAD physics (luckily, very rare)