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Dream
2BANG SCORE

Dream

SKIP · narrative · 2015

Light on value at this price: $8.99, 57% positive.

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The verdict

Better value than 6% of narrative games

Dream is an exploration game that takes place within the subconscious mind of Howard Phillips, a young man whose waking hours are tedious and dull, but whose dreams are lucid and powerful.

Price
$8.99
Reviews
57%
993 reviews
Metacritic
59
critic score
Players
75K
owners (estimate)
Released
2015
What drives the score
Reviews57% positive
gates the score — weak reviews cap it, strong reviews unlock a BANGER
Engagement1% finish
how far players actually get (achievements) — a top-end bonus

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DeveloperHyperSloth
PublisherHyperSloth
Genrenarrative
Achievements29

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