DREAMWALKER
A downloadable game for Windows
Controls:
W A S D - Walk
Shift - Sprint
Find all 5 orbs to wake up.
Made by:
- jeed (Programming, Modeling, Music)
- PixelDough (Programming)
- Elia (Cover Art)
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Install instructions
Unzip the .zip and run the executable.
Comments
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this game is bussin bussin 10/8
i love it
Wow.
Very interesting!! I loved the art direction of the game, along with the ambiance. Although I found the level design, as someone else already pointed out, to be way too huge for the purpose. Because of that, finding the collectables became a bit of a chore. Definitely atmospheric, if a little busywork-ish. The ending desing is absolutely beautiful too! Very creative.
loved the game and atmosphere. the realistic walking-bobbing effect was a bunch much for me, but i still really enjoyed it. cheers!
A very strange, yet enjoyable, experience.
probably the greatest game ever created
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cool weirdHey, I quite liked the style you went for on this game, Some of the areas felt a little too large in size in terms of the amount of distance needed to walk but overall I had a good time, Here's my playthrough -
I definitely agree with the criticism, though I'm glad you enjoyed (:
No problem, happy to do it :D
Awesome, really glad you liked it (:
Hiii, I've made a short video about the game and wanted to share some feedback about it, hopefully it is useful to you :D
-The main concept of switching between those "dreams" is quite interesting.-Visually the game looks very awesome and I really like how some levels are designed.
-I got confused at one of the levels as you could see on the video, I don't actually know what happend but I got lost haha.
-The idea of connecting the levels through a "lobby" is quite interesting as it ends up being more original than just using menu directly, especially in a game like this :)
Hopefully this is useful to you :D, also if you could subscribe that would help me a lot :)
Regards
Hey! I really appreciate the feedback. You ended up using a bit of a bugged build, (and also didn't get the ending,) but it's always useful seeing how people react to the level design.
You are welcome :D
Nice game! We love dream simulators.