Dreamwild is a fast paced, Arcade-Styled FPS set in a multitude of unique and bizarre psychedelic worlds! Slice through the endless horde with your accursed sword, discover the secrets that the DreamWilds have to offer, and get to the bottom of the dark plague spreading through all Mindspace!
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everything i ever loved in a game soundtrack gameplay visuals om nom nom brother.
Top Tier aesthetics, music and presentation in general, weird gameplay that FOR NOW doesn't click with me
Confusing game
This is such a tricky game
02/04/24: I think this is a game I’m going to say I’m down with for the time, I enjoyed the presentation and the overall gameplay, I just wish there was more! I do plan to come back eventually and do some more runs, but for now it’s bye-bye Dreamwild!
02/04/24: I think this is a game I’m going to say I’m down with for the time, I enjoyed the presentation and the overall gameplay, I just wish there was more! I do plan to come back eventually and do some more runs, but for now it’s bye-bye Dreamwild!
Found this from a youtube video showcasing indie games, and I'm glad I did. This game is pretty unusual, but the best way I would describe it is a roguelike where you surf on slopes and bhop around massive areas, while shooting bizarre creatures with zelda-like sword beams.
The roguelike aspect is pretty simplistic, which works pretty well for it. The only thing that carries over between runs is whatever currency you put in your safe.
One of the big draws to this game, at least for me was its artstyle. Objects have similar textures to N64 and PS1 era games, while the sprite modelling reminds me of Scott Cawthon's Chipper and Sons lumber co., or its spiritual successor, Tyke and sons Lumber co.
All in all, Dreamwild is a charming action roguelike that can be practiced and mastered just as easily as it can be a simple bhop session.
The roguelike aspect is pretty simplistic, which works pretty well for it. The only thing that carries over between runs is whatever currency you put in your safe.
One of the big draws to this game, at least for me was its artstyle. Objects have similar textures to N64 and PS1 era games, while the sprite modelling reminds me of Scott Cawthon's Chipper and Sons lumber co., or its spiritual successor, Tyke and sons Lumber co.
All in all, Dreamwild is a charming action roguelike that can be practiced and mastered just as easily as it can be a simple bhop session.
everything about it appeals to me but gameplay. i realized im not built for this shit when i lost my projectile upon getting hit because the melee combat just sucks ass