Lucy Dreaming is inspired and influenced by the classic 90s point & click adventure games, from its beautifully-realised pixel-art style to its irreverent, sarcastic humour. Delve into Lucy’s ever-expanding world as you explore a rich narrative, solve satisfying puzzles and discover hidden Easter eggs.
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Played on steam deck, controls were fine. Lengthy adventure game with comedy and horror elements. The British gags were fun.
It's a very traditional point n Click with difficult but logical puzzles.
I enjoyed the dream mechanic where the dreams changed depending on what items you put in your dream box
It does mean a lot of time going in an out of dreams to try and solve the puzzles. Means 3-dimensional thinking is required.
Even out of dream in the town you bounce around trying to solve them.
None of the puzzles are moon logic-iky, but they will challenge the grey matter or the try everything on everything else method.
I liked the story (apart from the ending) and the voice work is decent.
The achievements are not based completing the game, all of them apart from one are from finding easter eggs or doing weird things not related to the plot. (for example one of them typing in the Konami Code )
Also while I laughed at a lot of the jokes and references in the game ...it is VERY British and some of them may not mean much to non-Brits.
If you are looking for a challenge, it's worth the time
I enjoyed it.
The ending was a bit of a let down though.
I enjoyed the dream mechanic where the dreams changed depending on what items you put in your dream box
It does mean a lot of time going in an out of dreams to try and solve the puzzles. Means 3-dimensional thinking is required.
Even out of dream in the town you bounce around trying to solve them.
None of the puzzles are moon logic-iky, but they will challenge the grey matter or the try everything on everything else method.
I liked the story (apart from the ending) and the voice work is decent.
The achievements are not based completing the game, all of them apart from one are from finding easter eggs or doing weird things not related to the plot. (for example one of them typing in the Konami Code )
Also while I laughed at a lot of the jokes and references in the game ...it is VERY British and some of them may not mean much to non-Brits.
If you are looking for a challenge, it's worth the time
I enjoyed it.
The ending was a bit of a let down though.