
Detective point-and-click adventure game.
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Charlie Chamber is rich, easily bored, absent-minded and a bit snobish, yet he somehow decided to become a private investigator and try his luck at solving a theft that occurred while he was attending a museum opening: despite not being the best person for the job Charlie can count on his special abilty, a photographic memory he can only access when he sleeps. While the aforementioned premise is quite nice and original Dream Chamber sadly squanders it with easy gameplay, uninspired minigames, murky plot and short length. PROS: -the art style is quite nice and all scenes are quite detailed -great jazzy soundtrack -the setting (the USA in the 30s) is pretty interesting and has its charm -fully voice acted, most actors do a good job CONS: -the dream mechanics are truly underused (being required about four times or close to it) and generally boil down to just revisiting an area while
Positives: Good production value and a decent visual style. Music creates good atmosphere. Negatives: The puzzles are not really fun, and it suffers from tedious obstacles and "can't do x until y is triggered first, even though I as the player foresee the the reason to". I frequently had trouble finding the hotspot to exit the screen. The minigames are repetitive and tedious. The plot is uninteresting. The only good part was the cliffhanger in the last few seconds, but I doubt we'll ever see a sequel. Your valet as a driver and as a housekeeper is inexplicably treated like 2 different people: surprised when you get home (although he came with you). You also have to go home to talk with him (even though he was with you the whole time). You also give him research chores to do while you're away (again, even though he was busy driving you around). Pretty ridiculous. The inte
8.4/10 - You’re NOT Dreaming! This game is a winner! It's a fully voiced Point and Click adventure with an emphasis on the story as opposed to puzzles or finding tons of objects. The story is quite entertaining and the graphics and cut-scenes are really well done! I can't believe more people haven't played this title! Campaign completed in a little under 4 hours; but i'm slow. You are Charlie, a wealthy, amateur detective who recently cracked his first case. By transitioning to a dream state you are able to question your subconscious and analyze the crime scenes for perfect recall! Needless to say this game has given me much more than I expected! Great Ending! Worth the $10; but I'd grab on sale! Overall, this is a pretty high quality point and click game which I was pleased to stumble upon. I would buy the sequel! Accidently Reviewed Was this review helpful or maybe even not helpfu
It's an original and short point&click. But the problem is it's clearly a part of a bigger story but there isn't other episodes, so...
This game was a lot of easier than the other adventure games and the story was very short. However the soundtrack and the plot were very original. Controlling the main character was not always working smooth or at least on my computer, although that I doubt the issue was from my pc. Anyway if the game developers decide to continue and release a second part it would be a pleasure to see how the plot continues. I would leave the gamers decide whether to buy this game or not. If you like old detective stories with old fashioned clothes and nice jazz music, you may find the game very intriguing. Do not expect to spend more than 10 hours at most playing this game - you will end it up a lot earlier without using walkthrough. Enjoy!
Yes, it costs almost nothing on sale, but its still a paid demo version of the game that doesn't exist. There are a lot of text and objects to interact with. And almost 2 endings (cause they are not very different) but no. There is no point to start something you won't be able to finish
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