The world has lost its natural colors, an unknown plague has gathered its cruel harvest. The city seems to be completely empty and dead, but in its every corner there are manifestations of fear, sorrow, loneliness and suffering. The situation looks hopelessly, but not everything is lost yet...
Ми надішлемо сповіщення у дзвіночок, щойно знижка на гру досягне обраного порогу
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Sleep they said. It’ll be peaceful they said. Being sick is terrible, even if it just feels like you’re getting sick. It’s even worse if you have things to do and have to go out of the house. The best thing to do is just curl up with a blanket and sleep the day away. But what if you can’t escape your fever and instead of a dreamless sleep, you get a horrible nightmare that is seemingly inescapable? This is exactly what happens to our character as you slowly fall asleep in front of your TV to suddenly standing in a stranger’s bedroom. After finding the key to unlock the bedroom door and a way to get out of the unfamiliar house, a girl sporting a plague doctor mask appears telling us to not go outside. Why? A strange plague has surfaced involving blue ink. By the time you get into Fever’s world, the masked girl that you run into is the only one alive. With no known cure, the only thing y
An eerie Journey into Anxiety Here's what Bad Dream: Fever is not: It's not perfectly polished, and it's not Bad Dream: Coma. The puzzles are not perfect, and the fact that a lot of them rely on hotspots that only become active once the story requires them is a bit of an annoyance. It doesn't have the choices and options that BD:C was known for. Here's what Bad Dream: Fever is: An excellent adventure with something to say, that fully deserves to be experienced. In lieu of the branching paths of its predecessor, this game offers an experience that is raw, visceral and honest. It tells a story that feels a lot more personal in a way that feels direct and sincere. The dialogues are excellent, some of the later puzzles are truly creative and while it may have less replayability, it more than makes up in being memorable. By the way, not to be snarky, but anyone arguing that the game was
Ehhh, I'm gonna go ahead and say no. There's a massive improvement in visual style and overall atmosphere compared to the previous game, but it lacks one thing that made the first game great: gameplay. Your actions no longer have consequences, you no longer have a choice of how you would approach solving puzzles, secrets are gone. You don't even get to select items in the inventory, the game does it for you. Around 2/3 of the game it goes full Pony Island on you and "breaks" the 4th wall by telling you that this is all just a game and you have to stop it. The problem is that it's been done so many times in so many games it's no longer impressive or interesting. On the whole it's a pretty linear narrative and takes about 3 hours to beat.
It's almost hard to believe that the Bad Dream series started over six years ago now. Six years and Bad Dream: Fever is the eighth episode, but the second one to be released onto Steam. The first six installments were all short, 20 minute experiences that were easily and hastily completed by players. They weren't exactly fully finished by the developer either, as their art resembled early concept sketches. That's where Bad Dream: Coma stepped in and became the first major release of the franchise, complete with fully refined artwork, a cast of characters, and brain-tickling puzzles. With high expectations on an even better looking follow-up release, let's dive into the second major title of the series, Bad Dream: Fever. The story this time around is that a mysterious blue ink has taken over the world, and it's up to you to find out exactly what it is and what is causing it. Along for th
After Playing Bad Dream: Coma, I was expecting this to be on the same level. The graphics are really improved since last game but I wished you'd rather spent half of the time you invested on the graphic part on the gameplay design. it lacks almost everything from the last game: choices/consequences, different endings, secrets, suprises, plot twitst. This game is "meh" and it really disappointed me. Sorry.
It features a different style from the previous work, and while there are some disappointing elements, it’s not bad overall.
Структуровані обговорення, верифіковані розробники та досвід гравців без хаосу чатів
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