Suspense: Madman's Dreams

游戏很不错 但是很多bug 经常拿着东西就卡在那里不动了，电风扇对话也卡住了各种死档bug和屏幕显示bug 最过分的事我玩了半天 最后退出游戏再进是没有保存的

New Review: I don't know what the dev was thinking, but the recent changes are horrible. Suddenly the game is super laggy. They changed the voice lines, which they were corny but amusing, now they are boring Old review: This game deserves massive props simply for the singing note at the beginning of the game. It is AI gen music and vocals? Yah probably, but it is damn good, and I don't think I've seen a single other video game that implemented this idea. This is a perfect example of where AI can dramatically improve a game in a 100% positive direction with zero negative. Imagine all notes singing to you rather than just reading or VA reading it. I also might add that the lyrics themselves are very good, despite the dev not being a native English speaker. Anyone trying to discredit this implement has no idea now truly amazing it is.

I was super excited for this game after playing the demo. It's not full of all of the overused assets that most indie horror games use, and it runs great, which is nice to see after so many terribly optimized UE games have been plaguing the horror market. It has about any setting you could hope for. The story is good too. It's deep, involves heavy subject matter and leaves you scratching your head a bit without being too confusing. I know everyone doesn't have the same taste as me, but this game checked off almost everything I ask for in horror games. My only complaint is that it isn't longer. It took me about an hour, but I was able to move through a bit of it petty fast since I already played the demo.

+ lots of interaction with objects + extraneous feeling + gloomy atmosphere + realistic graphics anomalies... sometimes it's scary, but often annoying. the situation is similar with puzzles. dude, the interior of this house can be viewed forever! doors? where without them :) **use headphones and turn off the lights at night to achieve total immersion**.

Suspense: Madman's Dreams is both intriguing and disappointing – I most certainly respect it for trying something slightly different, but everything it did could’ve been done so much better, if I’m being honest. The game is disastrously buggy, its puzzles are simple and repetitive (consisting mostly of finding number combinations for padlocks), and the microphone gimmick is used only once or twice before being completely dropped and forgotten. At best, the game takes an hour to beat at a very leisurely pace, so I wasn’t really expecting too much complexity, but still. There are a few genuinely impressive bits that will make you go “what the...” on several occasions, and overall, the project is certainly more original than the average jump scare-riddled mess you can find on Steam, but... it feels more like a tech demo. A proof of concept. An extremely brief experience with some good ideas that could make for a potentially compelling game if it was longer and more fleshed out – but in its present state, it offers disappointingly little. It’s also worth noting that the free demo contains a good 70% of the whole game, so if you feel like giving it a shot, maybe download that first and then decide if you want to drop some cash for the remaining 15-20 minutes. For the full-length version of this review (along with many other honest indie game reviews), check out our Curator page: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/6481290-GTOGG/

Yes, there was one huge mistake on the release But now I see it's been solved. the game is ideologically complex, but it's something fresh and definitely worth a place!

un jeu d'horreur intéressant je recommande pour voir mon gameplay c'est ici https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFHA-bc31NbpDUXsEbABIl5h4smsahyim&si=wricR8xTZNRt64CV

Atmosphere is amazing, the story itself was truly unexpected. An absolute treat for sure.