Heavy Dreams review

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by Leon

I Found the game by chance and decided to try it. I Do Not like writing negative reviews because all content has time and work behind, I do rather to make it constructive. If the idea is not bad, read the notes or try to find out what they put is the complicated part and in my case I jump an error that closes the game always when I get to the same point, which is a problem because then when I go back I lose all the progress.

It'S a pass, it makes you remember when you used Windows 95, is a trip to the past while you discover who was the original owner of the laptop, a very good game, I do not understand why they give away, pay easy 20 dollars for a game of these features, is in English but very Understandable, you don't need to have a high level. Cons: It is not a game of too many hours of fun, you could complete it in an hour or two, but it is enjoyed, weighs 65MB User: zhangj18 Password: Bubblegum1

The Resolution of the game seemed blurred, minimizing it and reopening it was solved but still can not understand the texts. In Addition to achieve login by sheer luck I bumped the password in a review made by another user, the capture that show fails to differentiate between 1-|-L-L and call crazy but I looked perfectly a point between the G and J. User: Zhangj18 Password: Bubblegum1 Improve The graphics to be playable as I can not argue anything about the gameplay.

"The key is in the catches" but the source is absurdly confusing and illegible. The "Game" adapts to the screen resolution that the game wants, bringing a worse picture to the one you already have. What's So interesting about an Atari game? There are no clues to make anywhere, except when it tells you that the secret is in the catches of the game posted on Steam... Bone you need to consult, is not the same as the game of clues. Very bad idea of a simulator. Very bad focus for a game. Drop

It's okay I guess. But it's incredibly (!) difficult if you don't use the official guide. Most of it will just be some random things you try. And you'll read a lot of text. The puzzles itself are logical if you know the solution. But after every puzzle you'll ask how you should ever come up with this by yourself? You won't know what you even have to search/do. Or what the goal behind it is. If anyone ever solves this game without additional hints, that person has to be crazy (or a VERY boring life with WAY TOO MUCH freetime). I recommend that you at least try it, as long as it's free. But I probably wouldn't pay money for it.