Ahnayro is a historically focused, narrative driven puzzle game exploring the world of dreams. You play as a person gifted with the ability to look beyond the veil of reality, investigating a universe that opens up to you every night; haunting you, beckoning you to solve the mysteries within. Yet you are not in control of this world; you are at the mercy of mysterious individuals, who flow in and out of your mind. Your only hope of gaining control over this world is to piece together your fragmented visions and confront your tormentors. As any dream, however, this new reality is structured on the waking world, and understanding one necessitates understanding the other. The dream world reveals itself in fragments. It is up to you to piece together information and discover the hidden meaning behind them. Through a series of research and logic-based puzzles which challenge your knowledge of real world historical events, figures, art and mythology, you will slowly uncover the identities of those who speak to you in your dreams.
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| Langue | Interface | Audio complet | Sous-titres |
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| Anglais |
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Ahnayro: The Dream World was a beautiful puzzle game. What started out to be a mesh of trivia fun, turned into a timeline of History. Most of it comes from American History, from figures, places and other artifacts. Players begin on what appears to be an empty astral clock. Completing each puzzle will advance us to the next, to where the entire clock is complete. The puzzles, themselves, are linked in to the respective point on the board, and consists of word searching games; find and connect a letter, or letters (up to 3) to form a word, or a phrase. While the controls and tutorial were easy, it was a major challenge for me. Unless you are a historian, more than not you will have to do research in order to find the answers. Luckily, the clues are in the photographs and quotes provided. Aside from this inspiring objective, the visuals and effects were also amazing. The heirlooms and
Ahnayro is an extension (or a spinoff) of the pre-existing universe of The Black Watchmen, but it is sensitively different in many points. In Ahnayro, the game offers you a fragmented answer, based on pre-created answer pieces, so you can feel when you're getting closer to a breakthrough. The game is WAY more relaxing and peaceful than TBW since you (the player/agent) are not threatened by death, time-limit or other risks. Just like its general theme, it invites you to let slip that rational part of your mind and reflexion and pretty much let the natural (subconscious ?) connections to establish themselves. Then you just have to read what you mind just did drawn and put together. It's a game that required you to link the dots, quite litteraly.
This is the first time I'm playing a game like this and it's really fun. It's not easy - I have needed hints and quite a bit of help from the forums - but I have managed to solve the first two tables. Usually I would leave something this difficult unfinished, but this game is much too interesting for that, so I'll keep going. Fortunately, the limited number of hints is reset every day, so you just need to wait until the next day to continue, if you get totally stuck. And even without using hints, taking a break and letting your subconscious work on the puzzles is probably a good idea. This game is not for everyone, but if you like hard puzzles and searching for obscure information in the web, you'll probably like it.
frustratingly difficult puzzles aside, the game just *ends*. Like, there's no satisfaction, no real "aha!" moment. It's just a series of puzzles and then an abrupt stop. Ultimately I feel like I just spent hours giving myself a headache for no reason. I liked the puzzles, and the delivery, but aside from that, it's a mildly interesting story very poorly told.
Ahnayro: The Dream World is a cryptic puzzle which requires not only good general knowledge, but also a willingness to search the internet for information that will help you to guess specific words from a jumble of letters or numbers on a dial. If that sounds boring, then perhaps you should give it a miss, but if you can get over that immediate reaction and start playing, you might enjoy it more than you think. There are no guarantees. It's not one for the frequent rage quitter. The game has a terrific atmosphere. The way the clues are presented to you is quite spooky and psychological, like a shoebox of somebody else's trinkets and memorabilia that are somehow tied up with their disturbing dreams. Each puzzle mixes voice recordings with artworks, historic photographs and various objects to develop themes that run parallel to the unfolding narrative. Every day you are allowed five hi
Homework Simulator (TLDR Version: 1. It's not their fault I'm not big on ARGs, but I wouldn't have bought it if that had been clearer. Billing this as a puzzle game feels disingenuous. 2. The clues are so vague that you are often forced to spend limited hints or ask other players for answers. 3. Gorgeous sights and sounds. End of TLDR) NOTE: I have not played The Black Watchmen. My understanding is that the games are connected, but nothing suggested that there was any sort of prerequisite. I was already aware of Black Watchmen when this game showed up in my recommendations, and I knew that Black Watchmen is an ARG that encourages collaboration with other players. I knew that wasn't the kind of game I would enjoy, so I was relieved to see that Ahnayro is tagged as a single-player puzzle game. Except it's actually an ARG that encourages collaboration with other players. So there's that
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