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SLEEP. DIE. WAKE. REPEAT.
Dreamscaper is an intense, fluid, action-packed, RPG Rogue-lite, where every slumber is a different dungeon and you must unlock the powers of your dreams to see a new day.
Play as Cassidy and dive into her subconscious, taking on the surreal nightmares she wrestles with in order to save her from a dark fate.MASTER DEEP COMBAT SYSTEMS
The dream combat system allows deep mastery of fluid attack and defense; mix up melee, ranged and dream powers with blocking, dodging and parrying to conquer your nightmares. Unlock new abilities and discover more weapons that you can mix and match as you dive deeper into the dreams, giving you a world of possibilities to defeat foes.DISCOVER THE DANGERS OF DREAMS
Lean into the nightmares and make the rush of permadeath your ally as progressive exploration, a multitude of unique, surreal items and an ever-changing world create deep replay-ability. Discover and do battle with the deadly enemies and bosses that invade Cassidy’s dreams, clearing the dark miasma that surrounds her.HARNESS YOUR LUCID POWERS
The better you play, the stronger you get. Fill your soul with energy as you go on that perfect run, allowing you to blast through nightmares and vanquish dark foes with dream inspired powers and abilities. Manipulate space and control time itself to get the edge needed to make it through alive.UNCOVER THE MYSTERY
Learn Cassidy’s story as you plunge through her subconscious. Intermixed with vignettes in the real world, you’ll play through six distinct dream levels, each will give you deeper insight into the nightmares that plague her dreams.EXPLORE A VIBRANT, SHIFTING DREAMSCAPE
Adventure through beautiful, haunting dreams to discover untold secrets, find items and abilities and learn Cassidy’s story. Every run yields a unique world to explore, and each dream is another peek into Cassidy’s memories and experiences in the real world.
System requirements for PC
- OS: Windows 7 64-bit
- Processor: Intel Core i3
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GT 640
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 3 GB available space
- Additional Notes: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10 64-bit
- Processor: Intel Core i5
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce GTX 970
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 3 GB available space
- Additional Notes: Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
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It took a few nights for it to click but now it has. I had to get familiar with a few weapons and the feel. It’s pretty good. I’m having fun. I was thinking of bailing but now I’m going to try to beat it before it’s off gamepass. In a week.
It’s continuing to grow on me and at this point I’m considering buying it once it leaves gamepass. We will see how far I can get in the next few days. I’m enjoying it a lot right now though. At this point I’d a say the combat is better than decent, it’s actually quite good and controls well. It took me a bit to get used to for whatever reason. I’ve made it to the final boss once so far. Got the boss down to maybe half health.
I have started to figure out preferences in my builds. I only use burning step now for a dash. I think it’s clearly the best. It covers the most distance, is quick, and if that wasn’t enough the burning trail it leaves behind is also good for some bonus damage. I also realize I tend to never use the shield so I like the one that automatically blocks an attack every 20s. I’m starting to figure out which weapons and lucid attacks are might faves as well. The roguelite aspect is working now. I’m making decisions that feel meaningful. I’m thinking about better strategies I could try after every failed attempt.
The hometown stuff seems thoughtful and well done but I haven’t really given it much time. I don’t read the dialogue. I’m rushing through to get my upgrades. No time for chit chat!
Damn a couple more close runs. I’m often dying at the 5th or last zones. Fun game. I’m debating between trying to power through and beat it before it leaves or just take my time and enjoy it and buy it after… that’s what I should do.
Beat it! Nice. Ended up beating the final boss with the finger pistols which is fantastic. But I only bought that right before. I used the flying swords and the fire blast abilities for the late game. Honestly it didn’t really feel like my best build. I was scraping by at points but I lasted till the end and then got the win. Fun game. I think I’ll probably move on now. Maybe I’ll play a couple more rounds but probably not.
Final Score: B+