From one dream to another. .... Another game recomendation: Dream the Game [by HyperSloth]. This one is definitely more narrative; each night when you fall asleep, you enter the dream world, full of rich immersive worlds/vignettes drawn from your real-world memories and desires. It's a fairly typical puzzle-adventure-exploration game, in which the puzzles you solve help you piece together the storyline of the real-world. (Definitely made me nostalgic for Myst, even though these puzzles are not nearly as complex.) I really appreciated the self-referential allusions the dream world had: bits and pieces from other dreams kept showing up in that fluid way dreams do that. Another neat element: sometimes things you alter in the real-world affect how the dreams present themselves. There are main dreams (obligatory storyline), side dreams (optional additional puzzles), and nightmares (twisted non-puzzles). And finally, there are multiple endings, depending on how you play the game.

From one dream to another. .... Another game recomendation: Dream the Game [by HyperSloth]. This one is definitely more narrative; each night when you fall asleep, you enter the dream world, full of rich immersive worlds/vignettes drawn from your real-world memories and desires. It's a fairly typical puzzle-adventure-exploration game, in which the puzzles you solve help you piece together the storyline of the real-world. (Definitely made me nostalgic for Myst, even though these puzzles are not nearly as complex.) I really appreciated the self-referential allusions the dream world had: bits and pieces from other dreams kept showing up in that fluid way dreams do that. Another neat element: sometimes things you alter in the real-world affect how the dreams present themselves. There are main dreams (obligatory storyline), side dreams (optional additional puzzles), and nightmares (twisted non-puzzles). And finally, there are multiple endings, depending on how you play the game.