
Fantasy Life romanticizes the small things
In the end, though? Dragons.
In the end, though? Dragons.
The monster social game breaks the fourth wall.
How much reality should we demand from our videogames?
What games can help us overcome.
Easy to learn, easy to master.
Going beyond the call of duty.
Wake the Dreamer for iOS is the highest-concept game we’ve heard of all week, and that’s definitely saying something. It’s one of those games that takes a good paragraph to understand, and hey, that’s what I’m here for. Judging from the designer Ali Sakhapour’s description and from the trailer, it’s a life sim and dream simulator, which actually reminds me a lot of Nintendo’s surreal Tomodachi Life reveal, except decisively more indie-fied. The game takes place between two worlds: the dream world where all kinds of crazy shit can happen that affects the real world, and a real world where…
It’s a cube, definitely.
Inside one man’s quest to make room escape games real.