Dream Emulators?

[FenrirDarkWolf]

Y'know, like LSD: Dream Emulator and Yume Nikki?

LSD's kinda weird, all you do is go around, and play around in your(assumed to be a woman's) dreams. The game is based off a ten-year old dream journal written by one of the workers on the game and her crazy dreams. It's hard to explain, you would just have to look it up.

Yume Nikki, you're probably better off looking at it for yourself.

 

[Aeon.]

LSD scares me. I tried playing it and now I can't play it without being in a Skype call or something.

I love Yume Nikki though. To me it's the closest to a dream exploration game anyone's ever gotten to. It's somewhat a shame that the ending is sad though.

 

[FenrirDarkWolf]

I love LSD and Yume Nikki, mostly cause I love games where everything is open to interpretation...

 

[Emilia1234]

Yume Nikki is a lovely game. I haven't played any of its derivatives, but .flow and lcd dem are at the top of my list for when I have access to an Intel PC again.

 

[FenrirDarkWolf]

I haven't actually "finished" Yume Nikki, so to say, but I do love the game, though I haven't played any of the others yet.

 

[Emilia1234]

I haven't actually "finished" Yume Nikki, so to say, but I do love the game, though I haven't played any of the others yet.

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Try to avoid spoilers, as difficult as it might be. YN is one of those games that should be experienced naively.

 

[FenrirDarkWolf]

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Try to avoid spoilers, as difficult as it might be. YN is one of those games that should be experienced naively.

It's difficult, yes, but I've been avoiding as many spoiler-iffic things that I can...
And on LSD, I'm thinking of making a Let's Play of it, does that sound good?